The Spectator, Svazek 7W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 55
... humble fervant , C. N. B. He who writ this , is a black man two pair of ftairs ; the gentleman of whom he writes , is fair , and one pair of ftairs . 6 Mr. SPECTATOR , I ONLY fay , that it No 485 . 55 THE SPECTATOR .
... humble fervant , C. N. B. He who writ this , is a black man two pair of ftairs ; the gentleman of whom he writes , is fair , and one pair of ftairs . 6 Mr. SPECTATOR , I ONLY fay , that it No 485 . 55 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 93
... humble fervant , T. B. ' • Mr. SPECTATOR , London , Sept. 26 , 1712 . I AM just come from Tunbridge , and have fince my return read Mrs. Matilda Mohair's letter to you : The pretends to make a mighty ftory about the diver- fion of ...
... humble fervant , T. B. ' • Mr. SPECTATOR , London , Sept. 26 , 1712 . I AM just come from Tunbridge , and have fince my return read Mrs. Matilda Mohair's letter to you : The pretends to make a mighty ftory about the diver- fion of ...
Strana 94
... humble fervant unknown . ' ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Tunbridge , Sept. 26 , 1712 . THAT infufferable prude Mrs. Mohair , who has told fuch ftories of the company here , is with child , for all her nice airs and her crooked legs . Pray be fure ...
... humble fervant unknown . ' ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Tunbridge , Sept. 26 , 1712 . THAT infufferable prude Mrs. Mohair , who has told fuch ftories of the company here , is with child , for all her nice airs and her crooked legs . Pray be fure ...
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On gardens 477 | 32 |
On benpeckd husbands 482 | 47 |
On the usefulness of modefy in the profeffion of the law 484 | 60 |
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