The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 - English essays |
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Page 54
... Friend to wait at the Tavern at the Gate for a Coach , or to be fubjected to all the Imperti- nence she must meet with in that publick Place . Mr. HoYCOMB being a Man of Honour determined the Choice of the first , and Sir ROGER , as the ...
... Friend to wait at the Tavern at the Gate for a Coach , or to be fubjected to all the Imperti- nence she must meet with in that publick Place . Mr. HoYCOMB being a Man of Honour determined the Choice of the first , and Sir ROGER , as the ...
Page 99
... Friend out of Countenance , while the Laugh is loud in his own Applaufe . His Rallery always puts the Company into little Divifions and feparate In- terefts , while that of Callifthenes cements it , and makes every Man not only better ...
... Friend out of Countenance , while the Laugh is loud in his own Applaufe . His Rallery always puts the Company into little Divifions and feparate In- terefts , while that of Callifthenes cements it , and makes every Man not only better ...
Page 192
... Friend , T Ralph Trap . No. 449 . Tuesday , Auguft 5 . -Tibi fcriptus , Matrona , libellus . Mart . HEN I reflect upon my Labours for the Pub- W lick , I cannot but obferve , that Part of the Spe- cies , of which I profefs my felf a Friend ...
... Friend , T Ralph Trap . No. 449 . Tuesday , Auguft 5 . -Tibi fcriptus , Matrona , libellus . Mart . HEN I reflect upon my Labours for the Pub- W lick , I cannot but obferve , that Part of the Spe- cies , of which I profefs my felf a Friend ...
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