The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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Strana 164
... Head , which rifes fo very high , that there is often a greater Length from his Chin to the Top of his Head , than to the Sole of his Foot . One would believe , that we thought a great Man and a tall Man the fame thing . This very much ...
... Head , which rifes fo very high , that there is often a greater Length from his Chin to the Top of his Head , than to the Sole of his Foot . One would believe , that we thought a great Man and a tall Man the fame thing . This very much ...
Strana 181
... head - The Barber's Pole- WILL . HONEYCOMB'S Coat - pocket Cæfar's Behaviour and my own in Pa- rallel Circumstances Poem in Patch - work- Nulli gravis eft percuffus Achilles - The Female Conventicler The Ogle - Mafter . -- - - - - - THE ...
... head - The Barber's Pole- WILL . HONEYCOMB'S Coat - pocket Cæfar's Behaviour and my own in Pa- rallel Circumstances Poem in Patch - work- Nulli gravis eft percuffus Achilles - The Female Conventicler The Ogle - Mafter . -- - - - - - THE ...
Strana 196
... Heads grow to a great length ; but as the Men make a great how with Heads of Hair that are none of their own , the Women , who they fay have very fine Heads of Hair , tie it up in a Knot , and cover it from being feen . The Women look ...
... Heads grow to a great length ; but as the Men make a great how with Heads of Hair that are none of their own , the Women , who they fay have very fine Heads of Hair , tie it up in a Knot , and cover it from being feen . The Women look ...
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