The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 73
... Head , that a Woman , who was but a Pygmy without her Head - drefs , appear'd like a Coloffus upon putting it on . Monfieur Paradin fays , • That these old - fashioned Fontanges rofe an Ell above the Head ; that they were pointed like ...
... Head , that a Woman , who was but a Pygmy without her Head - drefs , appear'd like a Coloffus upon putting it on . Monfieur Paradin fays , • That these old - fashioned Fontanges rofe an Ell above the Head ; that they were pointed like ...
Strana 74
... Head - dreffes in theMiddle of his Sermon , and made a Bonfire of them within Sight of the Pulpit . He was fo renowned as well for the Sanctity of his Life as his Manner of Preaching that he had often a Congregation of twenty thousand ...
... Head - dreffes in theMiddle of his Sermon , and made a Bonfire of them within Sight of the Pulpit . He was fo renowned as well for the Sanctity of his Life as his Manner of Preaching that he had often a Congregation of twenty thousand ...
Strana 160
... Head . I should not have known this Story had not the Inn - keeper , upon Sir ROGER's alighting , told him in my hearing , That his Honour's Head was brought back laft Night with the Alterations that he had ordered to be made in it ...
... Head . I should not have known this Story had not the Inn - keeper , upon Sir ROGER's alighting , told him in my hearing , That his Honour's Head was brought back laft Night with the Alterations that he had ordered to be made in it ...
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