The Spectator, Volume 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 148
... whofe husband refides in those parts , has a parcel of the true neat Barbadoes cordial or citron - water to difpofe of , at twenty fhillings per gallon , or fix fhillings the fingle quart . Enquire of Mr. Jacob Eele's , at the Hour ...
... whofe husband refides in those parts , has a parcel of the true neat Barbadoes cordial or citron - water to difpofe of , at twenty fhillings per gallon , or fix fhillings the fingle quart . Enquire of Mr. Jacob Eele's , at the Hour ...
Page 172
... whofe complexion was difputed by the fword , would animate the difputants with a more gallant incentive than the expectation of money from the fpectators ; though I would not have that neglected , but thrown to that fair one , whose ...
... whofe complexion was difputed by the fword , would animate the difputants with a more gallant incentive than the expectation of money from the fpectators ; though I would not have that neglected , but thrown to that fair one , whose ...
Page 222
... whofe characters deferve to be tranfmitted to pofterity in writings which will long outlive mine . But I do not think that a reason why I fhould not give them their place in my Diurnal as long as it will laft . For the fervice therefore ...
... whofe characters deferve to be tranfmitted to pofterity in writings which will long outlive mine . But I do not think that a reason why I fhould not give them their place in my Diurnal as long as it will laft . For the fervice therefore ...
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