The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... Manner of bearing their Conditton , often pity the Pro- fperous , and admire the Unhappy . THOSE who converse with the Dumb , know from the Turn of their Eyes , and the Changes of their Coun- tenance , their Sentiments of the Objects ...
... Manner of bearing their Conditton , often pity the Pro- fperous , and admire the Unhappy . THOSE who converse with the Dumb , know from the Turn of their Eyes , and the Changes of their Coun- tenance , their Sentiments of the Objects ...
Strana 134
... manner he could , that there were fome Ladies ( but for your Comfort , fays W I L L. they are not thofe of the moft Wit ) that were offended at the Liberties I had taken with the Opera and the Puppet - Show ; That fome of them were ...
... manner he could , that there were fome Ladies ( but for your Comfort , fays W I L L. they are not thofe of the moft Wit ) that were offended at the Liberties I had taken with the Opera and the Puppet - Show ; That fome of them were ...
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... manner rous Club , ibid . The Heb- of our Death not known to domadal Club : Some Ac- us , N. 7 . count of the Members of that Club , 43. and of the Ever- lafting Club , 72. The Club of Ugly Faces , 78. The Dif- ficulties met with in ...
... manner rous Club , ibid . The Heb- of our Death not known to domadal Club : Some Ac- us , N. 7 . count of the Members of that Club , 43. and of the Ever- lafting Club , 72. The Club of Ugly Faces , 78. The Dif- ficulties met with in ...
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