The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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... turn me off , because I was in the fecret of his intrigues . · · " 6 6 < 6 I was utterly at a loss what courfe to take next ; when at laft I applied myself to a fellow - fufferer , one of his mistreffes , a woman of the town . She ...
... turn me off , because I was in the fecret of his intrigues . · · " 6 6 < 6 I was utterly at a loss what courfe to take next ; when at laft I applied myself to a fellow - fufferer , one of his mistreffes , a woman of the town . She ...
Strana 215
... turn of head which can play away its words , with uttering nothing to the purpose , ftill obferving its own impertinences , and yet proceeding in them . I do not question but he informed the reft of his audience , who had more pa ...
... turn of head which can play away its words , with uttering nothing to the purpose , ftill obferving its own impertinences , and yet proceeding in them . I do not question but he informed the reft of his audience , who had more pa ...
Strana 260
... turning , ' Gives a good hint to fay the man's in mourning ; Or if the fhoe be ript , or patch is put , ' He's ... turn'd to ridicule . ' It must be confeffed that few things make a man ap- pear more defpicable , or more prejudice ...
... turning , ' Gives a good hint to fay the man's in mourning ; Or if the fhoe be ript , or patch is put , ' He's ... turn'd to ridicule . ' It must be confeffed that few things make a man ap- pear more defpicable , or more prejudice ...
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