The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 187
... keep up their Aftonishment , to let no- thing be familiar to them , but ever to have fomething in your Sleeve , in which they must think you are deeper than they are . There is an ingenious Fellow , a Barber , of my Acquaintance , who ...
... keep up their Aftonishment , to let no- thing be familiar to them , but ever to have fomething in your Sleeve , in which they must think you are deeper than they are . There is an ingenious Fellow , a Barber , of my Acquaintance , who ...
Strana 202
... keep his Credit ? This Man will as long fupport his good Name in Bufinefs , as he will in Cons verfation , who without Difficulty makes Affignations which he is indifferent whether he keeps or not . I am the more fevere upon this Vice ...
... keep his Credit ? This Man will as long fupport his good Name in Bufinefs , as he will in Cons verfation , who without Difficulty makes Affignations which he is indifferent whether he keeps or not . I am the more fevere upon this Vice ...
Strana 274
... keep his Hands in Ufe . The Dancers on our Stages are very faulty in this Kind ; and what they mean by writhing them ... keeps close to the Characters he reprefents . He does not hope to please by making his Performers move in a manner ...
... keep his Hands in Ufe . The Dancers on our Stages are very faulty in this Kind ; and what they mean by writhing them ... keeps close to the Characters he reprefents . He does not hope to please by making his Performers move in a manner ...
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