The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 64
... Hand coming out of James - freet , by a flim young Girl of about Seventeen , who with a pert Air afked me if I was ... Hands was left in the first Month from her Difhonour , and expofed to pafs through the Hands and Difcipline of one of ...
... Hand coming out of James - freet , by a flim young Girl of about Seventeen , who with a pert Air afked me if I was ... Hands was left in the first Month from her Difhonour , and expofed to pafs through the Hands and Difcipline of one of ...
Page 77
... Hand in his Pocket and give him Six pence . OUR Salutations were very hearty on both Sides , confifting of many kind Shakes of the Hand , and feve- ral affectionate Looks which we caft upon one ano- ther . After which the Knight told me ...
... Hand in his Pocket and give him Six pence . OUR Salutations were very hearty on both Sides , confifting of many kind Shakes of the Hand , and feve- ral affectionate Looks which we caft upon one ano- ther . After which the Knight told me ...
Page 152
... Hand , to declare whether fhe will have Philotas , whom a Woman of no less Merit than herself , and of fuperior Fortune , languishes to call her own . • • SIR , To the SPEC INCE fo TOR . turn Authors , and write Squaint Advertisements ...
... Hand , to declare whether fhe will have Philotas , whom a Woman of no less Merit than herself , and of fuperior Fortune , languishes to call her own . • • SIR , To the SPEC INCE fo TOR . turn Authors , and write Squaint Advertisements ...
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