The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 152
... Heads , or Arms of their Miftreffes with any thing which they thought appeared Gay or Pretty . The Women obferving that the Men took delight in looking upon them , when they were adorned with fuch Trappings and Gugaws , fet their Heads ...
... Heads , or Arms of their Miftreffes with any thing which they thought appeared Gay or Pretty . The Women obferving that the Men took delight in looking upon them , when they were adorned with fuch Trappings and Gugaws , fet their Heads ...
Page 209
... Head , as being what you never imagined before , and yet wonder why you had not ; meer frothy Amufements ! fit only for Boys or filly • Women to be caught with . ་ 6 · 6 • IT is not my prefent Intention to inftruct my Rea- ders in the ...
... Head , as being what you never imagined before , and yet wonder why you had not ; meer frothy Amufements ! fit only for Boys or filly • Women to be caught with . ་ 6 · 6 • IT is not my prefent Intention to inftruct my Rea- ders in the ...
Page 254
... Head , that ' tis a Miracle to me how two poor Hours of Divine Service can be Time fufficient ⚫ for fo elaborate an Undertaking , the Duty of the Place too being jointly , and , no doubt , oft pathetically per- formed along with it ...
... Head , that ' tis a Miracle to me how two poor Hours of Divine Service can be Time fufficient ⚫ for fo elaborate an Undertaking , the Duty of the Place too being jointly , and , no doubt , oft pathetically per- formed along with it ...
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