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e AMONG the feveral Female Extravagancies I have already taken Notice of , there is one which ftill keeps its Ground . I mean that of the Ladies who dress themselves in a Hat and Feather , a Riding - coat and a Perriwig , or at leaft ...
e AMONG the feveral Female Extravagancies I have already taken Notice of , there is one which ftill keeps its Ground . I mean that of the Ladies who dress themselves in a Hat and Feather , a Riding - coat and a Perriwig , or at leaft ...
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No one can describe the fudden Concern in the whole Affembly ; the most tumultuous Crowd in Nature was as ftill and as much engaged , as if all their Lives depended on the firft Blow . The Combatants met in the Middle of the Stage ...
No one can describe the fudden Concern in the whole Affembly ; the most tumultuous Crowd in Nature was as ftill and as much engaged , as if all their Lives depended on the firft Blow . The Combatants met in the Middle of the Stage ...
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... that the Affair ftill goes on , and new Promifes of what was never done before are made every Day . ... even this Promise has been made as long as the Memory of Man can trace it , and yet nothing performed , and yet ftill prevails .
... that the Affair ftill goes on , and new Promifes of what was never done before are made every Day . ... even this Promise has been made as long as the Memory of Man can trace it , and yet nothing performed , and yet ftill prevails .
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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