The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 101
... half a Pound ; and if after having dined I find my felf fall fhort of it , I drink juft fo much Small Beer , or eat fuch a Quantity of Bread , as is fufficient to make me weight . In my greateft Exceffes I do not tranfgrefs more than ...
... half a Pound ; and if after having dined I find my felf fall fhort of it , I drink juft fo much Small Beer , or eat fuch a Quantity of Bread , as is fufficient to make me weight . In my greateft Exceffes I do not tranfgrefs more than ...
Strana 127
... half a Tun . On the other hand , there's " Squire Lath , a proper Gentleman of Fifteen hundred " Pound per Annum , as well as of an unblameable Life and Converfation ; yet would not I be the Efquire " for half his Eitate ; for if it was ...
... half a Tun . On the other hand , there's " Squire Lath , a proper Gentleman of Fifteen hundred " Pound per Annum , as well as of an unblameable Life and Converfation ; yet would not I be the Efquire " for half his Eitate ; for if it was ...
Strana 185
... Half - peny worth of Incle at a Shoemaker's ; the eldest Daughter was dispatched half a Mile to fee a Monster ; and in fhort , the whole Family of innocent Children made April Fools . Nay my Landlady her felf did not efcape him . This ...
... Half - peny worth of Incle at a Shoemaker's ; the eldest Daughter was dispatched half a Mile to fee a Monster ; and in fhort , the whole Family of innocent Children made April Fools . Nay my Landlady her felf did not efcape him . This ...
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