The Spectator ..Peter Wilson, 1755 |
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... cife unfashioned fellow of no life or fpirit . It was or- dinary for a man who had been drunk in good company , or paffed a night with a wench , to fpeak of it next day before women for whom he had the greatest respect . He was reproved ...
... cife unfashioned fellow of no life or fpirit . It was or- dinary for a man who had been drunk in good company , or paffed a night with a wench , to fpeak of it next day before women for whom he had the greatest respect . He was reproved ...
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... cife , N. 116 . F. Alfhood in man , a recommendation to the fair fex , FAN . 156 . Families : the ill measures taken by great families in the education of their younger fons , N. 108 . Fan , Fan , the exercise of it , N. 102 . The INDE X.
... cife , N. 116 . F. Alfhood in man , a recommendation to the fair fex , FAN . 156 . Families : the ill measures taken by great families in the education of their younger fons , N. 108 . Fan , Fan , the exercise of it , N. 102 . The INDE X.
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... cife when young , 115. He goes with Sir Roger a hunting , 116. and to the affizes , 122. His adventure with a crew of gipfies , 130. The feveral opinions of him in the country , 131. His return to London , and fellow - travellers in the ...
... cife when young , 115. He goes with Sir Roger a hunting , 116. and to the affizes , 122. His adventure with a crew of gipfies , 130. The feveral opinions of him in the country , 131. His return to London , and fellow - travellers in the ...
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