The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 103
... House , in which either her Husband , a Son , or Daughter had died . The Knight feeing his Habitation reduced to fo fmall a Compafs , and himself in a Manner fhut out of his own House , upon the Death of his Mother ordered all the A ...
... House , in which either her Husband , a Son , or Daughter had died . The Knight feeing his Habitation reduced to fo fmall a Compafs , and himself in a Manner fhut out of his own House , upon the Death of his Mother ordered all the A ...
Strana 152
... House of his fuppofed Father , Leontine told him that Eudoxus had fomething of great Importance to communicate to him ; upon which the good Man em- braced him , and wept . Florio was no fooner arrived at the great House that flood in ...
... House of his fuppofed Father , Leontine told him that Eudoxus had fomething of great Importance to communicate to him ; upon which the good Man em- braced him , and wept . Florio was no fooner arrived at the great House that flood in ...
Strana 163
... House we did not fo much as bait at a Whig - Inn ; or if by Chance the Coachman ftopped at a wrong place , one of Sir ROGER's Servants would ride up to his Master full Speed , and whispered to him that the Master of the House was ...
... House we did not fo much as bait at a Whig - Inn ; or if by Chance the Coachman ftopped at a wrong place , one of Sir ROGER's Servants would ride up to his Master full Speed , and whispered to him that the Master of the House was ...
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