The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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ever fince the beauteous Cecilia has made fuch a Figure as fhe now does in the Circle of Charming Women , Cyn thio has been fecretly one of her Adorers . Lætitia has been the finest Woman in Town these three Months , and fo long Cynthio ...
ever fince the beauteous Cecilia has made fuch a Figure as fhe now does in the Circle of Charming Women , Cyn thio has been fecretly one of her Adorers . Lætitia has been the finest Woman in Town these three Months , and fo long Cynthio ...
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... fince he has not , a much inferior Hand has ventured to fend you this . IT is a Cuftom with the Northern Lovers to divert ⚫ themselves with a Song , whilft they journey through ⚫ the fenny Moors to pay a Vifit to their Miftreffes ...
... fince he has not , a much inferior Hand has ventured to fend you this . IT is a Cuftom with the Northern Lovers to divert ⚫ themselves with a Song , whilft they journey through ⚫ the fenny Moors to pay a Vifit to their Miftreffes ...
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... fince the great Foun- tain of News , I mean the War , is very near being • dried up ; and fince thefe Gentlemen have contracted fuch an inextinguishable Thirft after it ; I have taken ⚫ their Cafe and my own into Confideration , and ...
... fince the great Foun- tain of News , I mean the War , is very near being • dried up ; and fince thefe Gentlemen have contracted fuch an inextinguishable Thirft after it ; I have taken ⚫ their Cafe and my own into Confideration , and ...
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