The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 36
... young Fellow that cocked his Hat upon a Friend of his who entred juft at the fame time with my felf , and ac- cofted him after the following Manner . Well Jack , the old Prig is dead at laft . Sharp's the Word . Now or ne- ver , Boy ...
... young Fellow that cocked his Hat upon a Friend of his who entred juft at the fame time with my felf , and ac- cofted him after the following Manner . Well Jack , the old Prig is dead at laft . Sharp's the Word . Now or ne- ver , Boy ...
Page 161
... young Men , of a liberal Education , but unacquainted with the World , and , by force of Importunity and Promifes , draw them in to marry Harlots ? T HE other Day paffed by me in her Chariot a Lady with that pale and wan Complexion ...
... young Men , of a liberal Education , but unacquainted with the World , and , by force of Importunity and Promifes , draw them in to marry Harlots ? T HE other Day paffed by me in her Chariot a Lady with that pale and wan Complexion ...
Page 275
... young Woman , whom I entertained to take care of her , to be very watchful in her Care and Attendance about her . I am a Man of Business , and obliged to be much abroad . The Neighbours have told me , that in my Abfence our Maid has let ...
... young Woman , whom I entertained to take care of her , to be very watchful in her Care and Attendance about her . I am a Man of Business , and obliged to be much abroad . The Neighbours have told me , that in my Abfence our Maid has let ...
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