The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... World , has been highly in vogue ; and may be fo again ; nay , in fome Country or other ten to one is fo at this Day . My Lady Ample " is the most miferable Woman in the World , purely of " her own making : She even grudges her felf ...
... World , has been highly in vogue ; and may be fo again ; nay , in fome Country or other ten to one is fo at this Day . My Lady Ample " is the most miferable Woman in the World , purely of " her own making : She even grudges her felf ...
Strana 212
... World ; with Variety of Dreffes in publick Affemblies in Town , and quick Motion of his Horfes out of it , now to Bath , now to Tunbridge , then to New - Market , and then to London , he has in Process of Time brought it to país , that ...
... World ; with Variety of Dreffes in publick Affemblies in Town , and quick Motion of his Horfes out of it , now to Bath , now to Tunbridge , then to New - Market , and then to London , he has in Process of Time brought it to país , that ...
Strana 217
... World , which is inhabited by the Ghofts of Men and Women . For this Reason they always place by the Corps of their dead Friend a Bow and Arrows , that he may make use of the Souls of them in the other World , as he did of their wooden ...
... World , which is inhabited by the Ghofts of Men and Women . For this Reason they always place by the Corps of their dead Friend a Bow and Arrows , that he may make use of the Souls of them in the other World , as he did of their wooden ...
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