The Spectator, Svazek 1,Vydání 1J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 25
... turned them to the thoughtless Creatures who make up the Lump of that Sex , and move a knowing Eye no more than the Protraitures of in- fignificant People by ordinary Painters , which are but Pictures of Pictures . ; THUS the Working of ...
... turned them to the thoughtless Creatures who make up the Lump of that Sex , and move a knowing Eye no more than the Protraitures of in- fignificant People by ordinary Painters , which are but Pictures of Pictures . ; THUS the Working of ...
Strana 35
... turning to her Hufband ) you may now fee the Stranger that was in the Candle laft Night . Soon after this , as they began to talk of Family Affairs , a little Boy at the lower end of the Table told her , that he was to go into Join ...
... turning to her Hufband ) you may now fee the Stranger that was in the Candle laft Night . Soon after this , as they began to talk of Family Affairs , a little Boy at the lower end of the Table told her , that he was to go into Join ...
Strana 44
... from the Club , the shall speak to him without the Door . IX . IF any Member calls another Cuckold , he shall be turned out of the Club . X. NONE X. NONE fhall be admitted into the Club that is 44 N ° 9 The SPECTATOR .
... from the Club , the shall speak to him without the Door . IX . IF any Member calls another Cuckold , he shall be turned out of the Club . X. NONE X. NONE fhall be admitted into the Club that is 44 N ° 9 The SPECTATOR .
Strana 49
... turning to Arietta , purfued his Difcourse , which I found was upon the old Topick of Conftancy in Love . He went on with great Facility in repeating what he talks every Day of his Life ; and with the Ornaments of infignificant Laughs ...
... turning to Arietta , purfued his Difcourse , which I found was upon the old Topick of Conftancy in Love . He went on with great Facility in repeating what he talks every Day of his Life ; and with the Ornaments of infignificant Laughs ...
Strana 51
... turned , young Inkle had a Perfon every way agreeable , a ruddy Vigour in his Countenance , Strength in his Limbs , with Ringlets of fair Hair loofely flowing on his Shoulders . It happened , in the Courfe of the Voyage , that the ...
... turned , young Inkle had a Perfon every way agreeable , a ruddy Vigour in his Countenance , Strength in his Limbs , with Ringlets of fair Hair loofely flowing on his Shoulders . It happened , in the Courfe of the Voyage , that the ...
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