The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 88
... say nothing without bidding me be merry . When the Gentlemen of the Coun- try come to see him , he only fhews me at a Diftance . As I have been walking in his Fields I have obferved them ftealing a Sight of me over an Hedge , and have ...
... say nothing without bidding me be merry . When the Gentlemen of the Coun- try come to see him , he only fhews me at a Diftance . As I have been walking in his Fields I have obferved them ftealing a Sight of me over an Hedge , and have ...
Strana 188
... say indeed that you have put Impertinence to Silence , or Vanity out of Coun- tenance ; but methinks you have bid as fair for it , as any Man that ever appeared upon a publick Stage ; and offer an infallible Cure of Vice and Folly , for ...
... say indeed that you have put Impertinence to Silence , or Vanity out of Coun- tenance ; but methinks you have bid as fair for it , as any Man that ever appeared upon a publick Stage ; and offer an infallible Cure of Vice and Folly , for ...
Strana 265
... Say it is poffible a Woman may be modeft , and yet keep a Publick House . Be pleased to ar- gue , that in Truth the Affront is the more unpardon- able because I am oblig'd to fuffer it , and cannot fly " from it . I do affure you , Sir ...
... Say it is poffible a Woman may be modeft , and yet keep a Publick House . Be pleased to ar- gue , that in Truth the Affront is the more unpardon- able because I am oblig'd to fuffer it , and cannot fly " from it . I do affure you , Sir ...
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