The Spectator: ...Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Strana 38
... fall under their notice in their feveral di- ftricts and divifions . I am no lefs acquainted with the particular quarters and regions of this great town , than with the diffe . • rent C 6 rent parts and diftributions of the whole nation ...
... fall under their notice in their feveral di- ftricts and divifions . I am no lefs acquainted with the particular quarters and regions of this great town , than with the diffe . • rent C 6 rent parts and diftributions of the whole nation ...
Strana 39
... falls very properly under your obfervation , ef- pecially fince the perfons it is compofed of are criminals too confiderable for the animadverfions of our fociety . I mean , Sir , the Midnight Mafk , which has of late ⚫ been very ...
... falls very properly under your obfervation , ef- pecially fince the perfons it is compofed of are criminals too confiderable for the animadverfions of our fociety . I mean , Sir , the Midnight Mafk , which has of late ⚫ been very ...
Strana 40
... fall into the like . In order to this I must acquaint you , that fome time in • February laft I went to the Tuesday's mafquerade . Upon my first going in I was attacked by half a dozen female Quakers , who feemed willing to adopt me for ...
... fall into the like . In order to this I must acquaint you , that fome time in • February laft I went to the Tuesday's mafquerade . Upon my first going in I was attacked by half a dozen female Quakers , who feemed willing to adopt me for ...
Strana 52
... falls of wa- ters , and melody of nightingales . Her part was to watch and hold him awake in her arms , for fear of her countrymen , and awake him on occafions to con- fult his fafety . In this manner did the lovers pass away their time ...
... falls of wa- ters , and melody of nightingales . Her part was to watch and hold him awake in her arms , for fear of her countrymen , and awake him on occafions to con- fult his fafety . In this manner did the lovers pass away their time ...
Strana 58
... fall at the first touch of Hydafpes , without grappling with him , and giving him an op- portunity of fhewing his variety of Italian trips : it is faid indeed , that he once gave him a rip in his flesh- coloured doublet ; but this was ...
... fall at the first touch of Hydafpes , without grappling with him , and giving him an op- portunity of fhewing his variety of Italian trips : it is faid indeed , that he once gave him a rip in his flesh- coloured doublet ; but this was ...
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