The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... look fatisfied , all the young Women profess Love to him , and the young Men are glad of his Company : When he comes into a House , he calls the Servants by their Names , and talks all the Way up Stairs to a Visit . I muft not omit ...
... look fatisfied , all the young Women profess Love to him , and the young Men are glad of his Company : When he comes into a House , he calls the Servants by their Names , and talks all the Way up Stairs to a Visit . I muft not omit ...
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... Looks from well dreffed Gentlemen and Ladies , as a Poet would bestow upon one of his Audience . There are fo many Gratifications attend this pub- lick fort of Obscurity , that some little Diftates I daily receive have loft their ...
... Looks from well dreffed Gentlemen and Ladies , as a Poet would bestow upon one of his Audience . There are fo many Gratifications attend this pub- lick fort of Obscurity , that some little Diftates I daily receive have loft their ...
Strana 31
... look- ing with great Approbation at a young thing in a Box before us , he faid , " I am quite of another Opinion . She has , I will allow , a very pleafing A- fpect ; but methinks that Simplicity in her Countenance is rather childish ...
... look- ing with great Approbation at a young thing in a Box before us , he faid , " I am quite of another Opinion . She has , I will allow , a very pleafing A- fpect ; but methinks that Simplicity in her Countenance is rather childish ...
Strana 32
... Look the Force • of Language . IT was Prudence to turn away my Eyes from this Object , and there- fore I turned them to the thoughtless Creatures who make up the Lump of that Sex , and move a knowing Eye no more than the Portraiture of ...
... Look the Force • of Language . IT was Prudence to turn away my Eyes from this Object , and there- fore I turned them to the thoughtless Creatures who make up the Lump of that Sex , and move a knowing Eye no more than the Portraiture of ...
Strana 38
... look upon without catch- ing Cold , and indeed without much Danger of being burnt ; for there are feveral Engines filled with Water , and ready to play at a Minute's Warning , in cafe any fuch Accident fhould hap- pen . However , as I ...
... look upon without catch- ing Cold , and indeed without much Danger of being burnt ; for there are feveral Engines filled with Water , and ready to play at a Minute's Warning , in cafe any fuch Accident fhould hap- pen . However , as I ...
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