The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 79
... Company than a fick Man fhould come into the Air : If a Man is too weak to bear what is a Refresh- ment to Men in Health , he must ftill keep his Chamber . When any one in Sir ROGER's Company complains he is out of Order , he ...
... Company than a fick Man fhould come into the Air : If a Man is too weak to bear what is a Refresh- ment to Men in Health , he must ftill keep his Chamber . When any one in Sir ROGER's Company complains he is out of Order , he ...
Strana 195
... Company was fo far from being foured by this little Ruf- fle , that Ephraim and he took a particular Delight in be- ing agreeable to each other for the future ; and affumed their different Provinces in the Conduct of the Company . Our ...
... Company was fo far from being foured by this little Ruf- fle , that Ephraim and he took a particular Delight in be- ing agreeable to each other for the future ; and affumed their different Provinces in the Conduct of the Company . Our ...
Strana 234
... Company . What has any body to do with Accounts of a Man's being indifpos'd but his Phy- cian ? If a Man laments in Company , where the rest are in Humour enough to enjoy themselves , he should not take it ill if a Servant is ordered to ...
... Company . What has any body to do with Accounts of a Man's being indifpos'd but his Phy- cian ? If a Man laments in Company , where the rest are in Humour enough to enjoy themselves , he should not take it ill if a Servant is ordered to ...
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