The Spectator, Svazek 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... club , consist- ing only of men of honour , did not continue long , most of the members of it being put to the sword , or hanged , a little after its institution . Our modern celebrated clubs are founded upon eating and drinking , which ...
... club , consist- ing only of men of honour , did not continue long , most of the members of it being put to the sword , or hanged , a little after its institution . Our modern celebrated clubs are founded upon eating and drinking , which ...
Strana 76
... Club , the Witty Club , and amongst the rest the Handsome Club ; as a burlesque upon which a certain merry species , that seem to have come into the world in masquerade , for some years last past have associated themselves together and ...
... Club , the Witty Club , and amongst the rest the Handsome Club ; as a burlesque upon which a certain merry species , that seem to have come into the world in masquerade , for some years last past have associated themselves together and ...
Strana 310
... Club . So very odd a title raised my curiosity to inquire into the nature of a club that had such a sounding name ; upon which my friend gave me the following account : ' The Everlasting Club consists of an hundred members , who divide ...
... Club . So very odd a title raised my curiosity to inquire into the nature of a club that had such a sounding name ; upon which my friend gave me the following account : ' The Everlasting Club consists of an hundred members , who divide ...
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