The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 183
... Town , and that they would agree upon fuch Fashions as should never be liable to Changes and Innovations . For want of this ftanding Drefs , a Man who takes a Journey into the Country is as much furprised , as one who walks in a Gallery ...
... Town , and that they would agree upon fuch Fashions as should never be liable to Changes and Innovations . For want of this ftanding Drefs , a Man who takes a Journey into the Country is as much furprised , as one who walks in a Gallery ...
Strana 208
... Town , I mean by this Town the Cities of London and Weftminster ; I fay there are in Town a fufficient Number of us to make a Society among ourselves ; and fince we cannot be believed any longer , I beg of you to print this my Letter ...
... Town , I mean by this Town the Cities of London and Weftminster ; I fay there are in Town a fufficient Number of us to make a Society among ourselves ; and fince we cannot be believed any longer , I beg of you to print this my Letter ...
Strana 283
... Town . Thefe Fellows are accomplished with the Knowledge of the ordinary Occurrences about Court and Town , have that fort of Good - breeding which is exclufive of all Morality , and confifts only in being publickly decent , privately ...
... Town . Thefe Fellows are accomplished with the Knowledge of the ordinary Occurrences about Court and Town , have that fort of Good - breeding which is exclufive of all Morality , and confifts only in being publickly decent , privately ...
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