The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Author , who used to divert himself in his Solitudes with toffing up Eggs , and catching them again without breaking them : In which he had arrived to fo great a Degree of Perfection , that he would keep up four at a Time for feveral ...
... Author , who used to divert himself in his Solitudes with toffing up Eggs , and catching them again without breaking them : In which he had arrived to fo great a Degree of Perfection , that he would keep up four at a Time for feveral ...
Strana 309
... Author did not expect to be dealt with as a real and fincere Penitent , but as a Penitent of Importance , after a fhort Admonition withdrew ; not queftioning but he should be again fent for if the Sickness grew defperate . The Author ...
... Author did not expect to be dealt with as a real and fincere Penitent , but as a Penitent of Importance , after a fhort Admonition withdrew ; not queftioning but he should be again fent for if the Sickness grew defperate . The Author ...
Strana 319
... Author , N.166 . Affociation of honeft Men propofed by the Spectator , N. 126 . Author ; in what Manner one Author is a Mole to ano- ther , N. 124. Wherein an Author has the Advantage of an Artist , N. 166. The Care an Author ought to ...
... Author , N.166 . Affociation of honeft Men propofed by the Spectator , N. 126 . Author ; in what Manner one Author is a Mole to ano- ther , N. 124. Wherein an Author has the Advantage of an Artist , N. 166. The Care an Author ought to ...
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