The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... half a night , playing at dice with other fervants , and the like idleneffes . When my maf ter was moneylefs , I was generally employed in tran fcribing amorous pieces of poetry , old fongs and new lampoons . This life held till my ...
... half a night , playing at dice with other fervants , and the like idleneffes . When my maf ter was moneylefs , I was generally employed in tran fcribing amorous pieces of poetry , old fongs and new lampoons . This life held till my ...
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... half a dozen counties , killed him a brace of geldings , and loft above half his dogs . This the knight looks upon as one of the greatest exploits of his life . The perverfe widow , whom I have given fome account of , was the death of ...
... half a dozen counties , killed him a brace of geldings , and loft above half his dogs . This the knight looks upon as one of the greatest exploits of his life . The perverfe widow , whom I have given fome account of , was the death of ...
Strana 261
Whisperers deal only in half accounts of what they entertain you with . A great help to their difcourfe is , That the town fays , and people begin to talk very freely , and they had it from perfons too ... half accounts of what they ...
Whisperers deal only in half accounts of what they entertain you with . A great help to their difcourfe is , That the town fays , and people begin to talk very freely , and they had it from perfons too ... half accounts of what they ...
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