The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 126
... given to Scandal never lets the Men- tion of either pafs by him without offering fomething to the Diminution of it ? A Lady the other Day at a Vifit being attacked fomewhat rudely by one , whofe own Cha- racter has been very roughly ...
... given to Scandal never lets the Men- tion of either pafs by him without offering fomething to the Diminution of it ? A Lady the other Day at a Vifit being attacked fomewhat rudely by one , whofe own Cha- racter has been very roughly ...
Page 241
... given ' you this Account of Peter Huh , I proceed to that virtuous Lady , the old Lady Blaft , who is to communicate to me the private Tranfactions of the Crimp Table , with all the Arcana of the Fair Sex . The Lady Blaft , you must ...
... given ' you this Account of Peter Huh , I proceed to that virtuous Lady , the old Lady Blaft , who is to communicate to me the private Tranfactions of the Crimp Table , with all the Arcana of the Fair Sex . The Lady Blaft , you must ...
Page 252
... given , and was confidering how the latter Words should be fulfilled , when a mighty Noife was heard without , and the Door was blackned by a nu- merous Train of Harpies crowding in upon us . Folly and Broken Credit were seen in the ...
... given , and was confidering how the latter Words should be fulfilled , when a mighty Noife was heard without , and the Door was blackned by a nu- merous Train of Harpies crowding in upon us . Folly and Broken Credit were seen in the ...
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