The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... particular Women , in In- vectives against the whole Sex . Such a Writer , I doubt not , was the celebrated Petronius , who invented the pleafant Aggravations of the Frailty of the Ephefian Lady ; but when we confider this Question ...
... particular Women , in In- vectives against the whole Sex . Such a Writer , I doubt not , was the celebrated Petronius , who invented the pleafant Aggravations of the Frailty of the Ephefian Lady ; but when we confider this Question ...
Strana 134
... particular Intrigues and Cuckoldoms . In fhort , fays- Sir ANDREW , if you avoid that foolish beaten Road of falling upon Aldermen and Citizens , and employ your Pen upon the Vanity and Luxury of Courts , your Paper muft needs be of ...
... particular Intrigues and Cuckoldoms . In fhort , fays- Sir ANDREW , if you avoid that foolish beaten Road of falling upon Aldermen and Citizens , and employ your Pen upon the Vanity and Luxury of Courts , your Paper muft needs be of ...
Strana 158
... Particular , which may be reckoned among the Blemishes , or rather the falfe Beau- ties , of our English Tragedy : I mean thofe particular Speeches which are commonly known by the Name of Rants . The warm and paffionate Parts of a ...
... Particular , which may be reckoned among the Blemishes , or rather the falfe Beau- ties , of our English Tragedy : I mean thofe particular Speeches which are commonly known by the Name of Rants . The warm and paffionate Parts of a ...
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