The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 56
... paffed by him . And in a little time after faw him leap upon the Stage , and act his Part with very great Applaufe . It has been obferved by feveral , that the Lion has changed his manner of acting twice or thrice fince his first Ap ...
... paffed by him . And in a little time after faw him leap upon the Stage , and act his Part with very great Applaufe . It has been obferved by feveral , that the Lion has changed his manner of acting twice or thrice fince his first Ap ...
Strana 249
... paffed by them , which raised a great deal of Mirth . NOT far from these was another Set of merry Peo- ple engaged at a Diverfion , in which the whole Jeft was to mistake one Perfon for another . To give Occafion for these ludicrous ...
... paffed by them , which raised a great deal of Mirth . NOT far from these was another Set of merry Peo- ple engaged at a Diverfion , in which the whole Jeft was to mistake one Perfon for another . To give Occafion for these ludicrous ...
Strana 283
... paffed in their own Affembly ; of Members who have taken the Glafs in their Turns for a Week together , without ftirring out of the Club ; of others who have fmoked an hundred Pipes at a Sitting ; of others who have not miffed their ...
... paffed in their own Affembly ; of Members who have taken the Glafs in their Turns for a Week together , without ftirring out of the Club ; of others who have fmoked an hundred Pipes at a Sitting ; of others who have not miffed their ...
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