The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... Lady was acted . So great an affembly of Ladies placed in gradual rows in all the ornaments of jewels , filks , and colours , gave fo lively and gay an impreffion to the heart , that me- thought the feafon of the year was vanifhed ; and ...
... Lady was acted . So great an affembly of Ladies placed in gradual rows in all the ornaments of jewels , filks , and colours , gave fo lively and gay an impreffion to the heart , that me- thought the feafon of the year was vanifhed ; and ...
Strana 106
... Lady in the next pew to me whisper another , that ät the Seven Stars in King - freet , Covent - Garden , there was Madamoifelle completely dreffed juft come from Paris .. I was in the utmoft impatience during the remain- ing part of the ...
... Lady in the next pew to me whisper another , that ät the Seven Stars in King - freet , Covent - Garden , there was Madamoifelle completely dreffed juft come from Paris .. I was in the utmoft impatience during the remain- ing part of the ...
Strana 177
... Lady has had feveral children fince I married her ; to which , if I fhould credit our malicious neighbours , ' her ... Ladies , 4. 14 . H 5 Ladies , I think it is for the intereft of N ° 295 177 THE SPECTATOR .
... Lady has had feveral children fince I married her ; to which , if I fhould credit our malicious neighbours , ' her ... Ladies , 4. 14 . H 5 Ladies , I think it is for the intereft of N ° 295 177 THE SPECTATOR .
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