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Page 44
... and fometimes the Button , during the whole courfe of his Harangue . A deaf Man would think he was Cheapning a Beaver , when perhaps he is talking of the Fate of the British Nation . I remember , when I was a young Man , and used to ...
... and fometimes the Button , during the whole courfe of his Harangue . A deaf Man would think he was Cheapning a Beaver , when perhaps he is talking of the Fate of the British Nation . I remember , when I was a young Man , and used to ...
Page 141
... in order to perfect themselves in military Exercifes . No Woman was to be married till she had killed her Man . The Ladies of Fashion used to play with young Lions inftead of Lap - dogs , and when they made any Parties of Diverfion ...
... in order to perfect themselves in military Exercifes . No Woman was to be married till she had killed her Man . The Ladies of Fashion used to play with young Lions inftead of Lap - dogs , and when they made any Parties of Diverfion ...
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He had at the fame time an Apartment over it , where he used to apply himself to the Funnel , and by that means over - hear every thing that was whispered in the Dungeon . I believe one may venture to affirm , that a Cæfar or an ...
He had at the fame time an Apartment over it , where he used to apply himself to the Funnel , and by that means over - hear every thing that was whispered in the Dungeon . I believe one may venture to affirm , that a Cæfar or an ...
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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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