The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 128
... Lady Bluemantle's Memoirs . WHOEVER receives Impreffions to the Disadvan- tage of others without Examination , is to be had in no other Credit for Intelligence than this good Lady Blue- mantle , who is fubjected to have her Ears impofed ...
... Lady Bluemantle's Memoirs . WHOEVER receives Impreffions to the Disadvan- tage of others without Examination , is to be had in no other Credit for Intelligence than this good Lady Blue- mantle , who is fubjected to have her Ears impofed ...
Page 133
... Lady Lydia Loller . Sheweth , HAT the Lady Lydia is a Woman of Quality ¿ T married to a private Gentleman . THAT fhe finds herself neither well nor ill . THAT her Hufband is a Clown . THAT Lady Lydia cannot fee Company . THAT fhe ...
... Lady Lydia Loller . Sheweth , HAT the Lady Lydia is a Woman of Quality ¿ T married to a private Gentleman . THAT fhe finds herself neither well nor ill . THAT her Hufband is a Clown . THAT Lady Lydia cannot fee Company . THAT fhe ...
Page 241
... 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 fuch a particular Malignity in her Whisper , that it ...
... 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 fuch a particular Malignity in her Whisper , that it ...
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