The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 128
... fometimes in a Freak will inftantly change her Habitation . To indulge this Humour , the is led about the Grounds belonging to the fame House she is in , and the Perfons to whom he is to remove , being in the Plot , are ready to receive ...
... fometimes in a Freak will inftantly change her Habitation . To indulge this Humour , the is led about the Grounds belonging to the fame House she is in , and the Perfons to whom he is to remove , being in the Plot , are ready to receive ...
Page 171
... fometimes bestow Commendations , as the dearest Friend cannot fometimes refrain from speaking Ill . The Man who is indifferent in either of these Respects , gives his Opinion at random , and praises or disapproves as he finds himself in ...
... fometimes bestow Commendations , as the dearest Friend cannot fometimes refrain from speaking Ill . The Man who is indifferent in either of these Respects , gives his Opinion at random , and praises or disapproves as he finds himself in ...
Page 227
... fometimes wholly difcovered , and fome- times half escaped , according to the Accident of Carria- ges in her Way . One of thefe Ladies keeps her Seat in a Hackney - Coach , as well as the best Rider does on a managed managed Horfe . The ...
... fometimes wholly difcovered , and fome- times half escaped , according to the Accident of Carria- ges in her Way . One of thefe Ladies keeps her Seat in a Hackney - Coach , as well as the best Rider does on a managed managed Horfe . The ...
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