The Spectator, Volume 5J. Tonson, 1729 - English essays |
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Page 13
... Conversation : Mrs. Brilliant's Necklace false Stones .. Old Lady Loveday going to be married to a young Fellow that is not worth a Groat .. Miss Prue gone into the Country .. Tom Townley has red Hair .. Mem . Mrs. Spitely whispered in ...
... Conversation : Mrs. Brilliant's Necklace false Stones .. Old Lady Loveday going to be married to a young Fellow that is not worth a Groat .. Miss Prue gone into the Country .. Tom Townley has red Hair .. Mem . Mrs. Spitely whispered in ...
Page 18
... Conversation happening to turn upon Love , each of the young Ladies was by way of Rallery , recommend- inga Wife to him ; when , to the no small Surprize of her who languished for him in fecret , he told them with a more than ordinary ...
... Conversation happening to turn upon Love , each of the young Ladies was by way of Rallery , recommend- inga Wife to him ; when , to the no small Surprize of her who languished for him in fecret , he told them with a more than ordinary ...
Page 30
... Conversation with Man upon more indifferent Subjects , he warns him of his Obedience , and makes a natural Tranfition to the History of that fallen Angel , who was employ'd in the Circum- vention of our first Parents . HADI followed ...
... Conversation with Man upon more indifferent Subjects , he warns him of his Obedience , and makes a natural Tranfition to the History of that fallen Angel , who was employ'd in the Circum- vention of our first Parents . HADI followed ...
Page 90
... Conversation at fome parts of the Day with the beautiful Sylvana , the Gen- tleman's Daughter . People who live in Cities are won- derfully struck with every little Country Abode they fee when they take the Air ; and ' tis natural to ...
... Conversation at fome parts of the Day with the beautiful Sylvana , the Gen- tleman's Daughter . People who live in Cities are won- derfully struck with every little Country Abode they fee when they take the Air ; and ' tis natural to ...
Page 99
... Conversation , or Perfon , has not ' been able to make up for it . As to those who take it ' for no other end but to give themselves occasion for pret- 6 ، ८ 6 ، 6 6 6 ty Action , or to fill up little Intervals of Discourse , I can ...
... Conversation , or Perfon , has not ' been able to make up for it . As to those who take it ' for no other end but to give themselves occasion for pret- 6 ، ८ 6 ، 6 6 6 ty Action , or to fill up little Intervals of Discourse , I can ...
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