The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... Lady B. Modifh , Mrs. Oldfield ; Lady Graveairs , Mrs. Rogers ; Lady Eafy , Mrs. Knight ; and Edgin , Mrs. Bicknell . The Farce called " The Country Wake . " The part of Hob , by Mr. Dogget . SPECT . in folio . VOL . III . H Wednesday ...
... Lady B. Modifh , Mrs. Oldfield ; Lady Graveairs , Mrs. Rogers ; Lady Eafy , Mrs. Knight ; and Edgin , Mrs. Bicknell . The Farce called " The Country Wake . " The part of Hob , by Mr. Dogget . SPECT . in folio . VOL . III . H Wednesday ...
Strana 208
... Lady Brumpton , Mrs. Rogers ; Lady Harriet , Mrs. Oldfield ; Lady Sharlot , Mrs. Porter ; Madam D Epingle , Mrs. Bicknell ; Fardingal , Mr. Norris ; and Kate Matchlock , by Mr. Bullock . Nov. 9 , " She Would if She Could . " Sir O ...
... Lady Brumpton , Mrs. Rogers ; Lady Harriet , Mrs. Oldfield ; Lady Sharlot , Mrs. Porter ; Madam D Epingle , Mrs. Bicknell ; Fardingal , Mr. Norris ; and Kate Matchlock , by Mr. Bullock . Nov. 9 , " She Would if She Could . " Sir O ...
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... lady to a gentleman , confeffing her love , N. 204 ; from angry Phillis to her lover , ibid . from a lady to her husband , an officer in Spain , ibid . To the Spectator from Belinda , complaining of a female feducer , 205 ; from a ...
... lady to a gentleman , confeffing her love , N. 204 ; from angry Phillis to her lover , ibid . from a lady to her husband , an officer in Spain , ibid . To the Spectator from Belinda , complaining of a female feducer , 205 ; from a ...
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