The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... SPECTATOR , -I am a footman , and live with one of those men , each of whom is said to be one of the best humoured ... spectator of gentlemen at dinner for many years , have seen that indiscretion does ten times more mischief than ill ...
... SPECTATOR , -I am a footman , and live with one of those men , each of whom is said to be one of the best humoured ... spectator of gentlemen at dinner for many years , have seen that indiscretion does ten times more mischief than ill ...
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... Spectator , in the meantime take it as it follows in his own words : She MR SPECTATOR , —It is my misfortune to be in love with a young creature who is daily committing faults , which though they give me the utmost uneasiness , I know ...
... Spectator , in the meantime take it as it follows in his own words : She MR SPECTATOR , —It is my misfortune to be in love with a young creature who is daily committing faults , which though they give me the utmost uneasiness , I know ...
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... Spectator , appeared for the first time on the London stage in 1704. He was a skilful mimic , and a great favourite . He was providore at the Beefsteak Club ( see No. 9 ) , and in the Spectator for December 28 he advertised that on ...
... Spectator , appeared for the first time on the London stage in 1704. He was a skilful mimic , and a great favourite . He was providore at the Beefsteak Club ( see No. 9 ) , and in the Spectator for December 28 he advertised that on ...
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