The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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would appear in their common and ordinary Colours , As I was walking with him laft Night , he asked me how I liked the good Man whom I have just now men- tioned and without ftaying for my Answer told me , That he was afraid of being ...
would appear in their common and ordinary Colours , As I was walking with him laft Night , he asked me how I liked the good Man whom I have just now men- tioned and without ftaying for my Answer told me , That he was afraid of being ...
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... appear'd to him in the Shape of a black Horfe without an Head ; to which he added , that about a Month ago one of the Maids coming home late that way with a Pail of Milk upon her Head , heard such a Rustling among the Bushes that the ...
... appear'd to him in the Shape of a black Horfe without an Head ; to which he added , that about a Month ago one of the Maids coming home late that way with a Pail of Milk upon her Head , heard such a Rustling among the Bushes that the ...
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... appearing what they really are , when the contrary Behaviour would in a fhort time advance them to the Condition which ... appear without a Servant , fell his own Corn , attend his Labourers , and be himself a Labourer . Labourer . Shame ...
... appearing what they really are , when the contrary Behaviour would in a fhort time advance them to the Condition which ... appear without a Servant , fell his own Corn , attend his Labourers , and be himself a Labourer . Labourer . Shame ...
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