The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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... Company should die , it plainly foretold one of them fhould be born . Had not my Friend found out this Ex- pedient to break the Omen , I question not but half the Women in the Company would have fallen fick that very Night . AN Old Maid ...
... Company should die , it plainly foretold one of them fhould be born . Had not my Friend found out this Ex- pedient to break the Omen , I question not but half the Women in the Company would have fallen fick that very Night . AN Old Maid ...
Strana 118
... Company , because they will enjoy the Pleasure of talking incoherently , without being ridiculous to any but each other . When a Man comes into the Club , he is not obliged to make any In- troduction to his Difcourfe , but at once , as ...
... Company , because they will enjoy the Pleasure of talking incoherently , without being ridiculous to any but each other . When a Man comes into the Club , he is not obliged to make any In- troduction to his Difcourfe , but at once , as ...
Strana 120
... Company : A Mistress , and a Poem in her Praise , ' will introduce any Candidate : Without the latter no one can be admitted ; for he that is not in Love enough to rhyme , is unqualified for our Society . To speak dif- refpectfully of ...
... Company : A Mistress , and a Poem in her Praise , ' will introduce any Candidate : Without the latter no one can be admitted ; for he that is not in Love enough to rhyme , is unqualified for our Society . To speak dif- refpectfully of ...
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