The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 125
... taken my Station , in fuch Manner as gave me a very diftinct View of the Sport . I could fee her first pass by , and the Dogs fome time after- wards unravelling the whole Track she had made , and fol- lowing her thro ' all her Doubles ...
... taken my Station , in fuch Manner as gave me a very diftinct View of the Sport . I could fee her first pass by , and the Dogs fome time after- wards unravelling the whole Track she had made , and fol- lowing her thro ' all her Doubles ...
Strana 176
... taken in ; which the Mafter of the Boat refufed , because the Lad had not quite Money enough to pay the ufual Fare . An emi- nent Merchant being pleafed with the Looks of the Boy , and fecretly touched with Compaffion towards him , paid ...
... taken in ; which the Mafter of the Boat refufed , because the Lad had not quite Money enough to pay the ufual Fare . An emi- nent Merchant being pleafed with the Looks of the Boy , and fecretly touched with Compaffion towards him , paid ...
Strana 264
... taken Notice of an indecent Li- cence taken in Difcourfe , wherein the Conversation on one Part is involuntary , and the Effect of some ne- ceffary Circumftance . This happens in travelling toge- ther in the fame hired Coach , fitting ...
... taken Notice of an indecent Li- cence taken in Difcourfe , wherein the Conversation on one Part is involuntary , and the Effect of some ne- ceffary Circumftance . This happens in travelling toge- ther in the fame hired Coach , fitting ...
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