The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 75
... thing , and the Dumb Show is become more general . He casts his Eye to that Corner , and there to Mr. such a one ; to the other , and when did you come to Town ? and perhaps just before he nods to another , and enters with him , but ...
... thing , and the Dumb Show is become more general . He casts his Eye to that Corner , and there to Mr. such a one ; to the other , and when did you come to Town ? and perhaps just before he nods to another , and enters with him , but ...
Strana 198
... thing that is remarkable in such numerous and refined Assemblies . It is observed , that of late Years , there has been a certain Person in the Upper Gallery of the Play - house , who when he is pleased with any thing that is acted upon ...
... thing that is remarkable in such numerous and refined Assemblies . It is observed , that of late Years , there has been a certain Person in the Upper Gallery of the Play - house , who when he is pleased with any thing that is acted upon ...
Strana 278
... Thing that favours of Party , every Thing that is loose and immoral , and every Thing that might create Uneasiness in the Minds of particular Per- sons , I find that the Demand for my Papers has encreased every Month since their first ...
... Thing that favours of Party , every Thing that is loose and immoral , and every Thing that might create Uneasiness in the Minds of particular Per- sons , I find that the Demand for my Papers has encreased every Month since their first ...
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