The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... Account our English Gardens are not fo entertaining to the Fancy as thofe in France and Italy , where we see a large Extent of Ground covered over with an agreeable Mixture of Garden and Foreft , which represent every where an ...
... Account our English Gardens are not fo entertaining to the Fancy as thofe in France and Italy , where we see a large Extent of Ground covered over with an agreeable Mixture of Garden and Foreft , which represent every where an ...
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... Account of Peter Huh , I proceed to that virtuous Lady , the old Lady Blast , 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 understand , has ...
... Account of Peter Huh , I proceed to that virtuous Lady , the old Lady Blast , 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 understand , has ...
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what they call An Account of the Werks of the Learned , in which they give us an Abstract of all fuch Books as are printed in any Part of Europe . Now , Sir , it is my Defign to publish every Month , An Account of the Works of the ...
what they call An Account of the Werks of the Learned , in which they give us an Abstract of all fuch Books as are printed in any Part of Europe . Now , Sir , it is my Defign to publish every Month , An Account of the Works of the ...
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