The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 96
... town ; but , very unluckily , feveral of the words were wrong fpelt . Will laughed this off at first as well as he could ; but finding himself pushed on all fides , and especially by the Templar , he told us with a little paffion , that ...
... town ; but , very unluckily , feveral of the words were wrong fpelt . Will laughed this off at first as well as he could ; but finding himself pushed on all fides , and especially by the Templar , he told us with a little paffion , that ...
Strana 193
... town , which is the great field of game for fportfmen of my fpecies , to try my fortune in the country , where I have ftarted feveral fubjects , and hunted them down , with fome pleasure to myself , and I hope to others . I am here ...
... town , which is the great field of game for fportfmen of my fpecies , to try my fortune in the country , where I have ftarted feveral fubjects , and hunted them down , with fome pleasure to myself , and I hope to others . I am here ...
Strana 195
... town , being all of us curfedly afraid thou wilt not be able to relifh our company , after thy • converfations with Moll White and Will Wimble . Pr'ythee do not fend us up any more ftories of a cock and a bull , nor frighten the town ...
... town , being all of us curfedly afraid thou wilt not be able to relifh our company , after thy • converfations with Moll White and Will Wimble . Pr'ythee do not fend us up any more ftories of a cock and a bull , nor frighten the town ...
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