The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 48
... late defigned Proceffion of his Holiness and his Atten- dants , notwithstanding it might have afforded Matter to many ludicrous Speculations . Among thofe Advantages , which the Publick may reap from this Paper , it is not the leaft ...
... late defigned Proceffion of his Holiness and his Atten- dants , notwithstanding it might have afforded Matter to many ludicrous Speculations . Among thofe Advantages , which the Publick may reap from this Paper , it is not the leaft ...
Page 152
... late , and fpeaking Dutch and French , befides other Languages , I have the Conveniency of buying and importing rich • Brocades , Dutch Atlas's , with Gold and Silver , or with- ⚫out , and other foreign Silks of the newest Modes and ...
... late , and fpeaking Dutch and French , befides other Languages , I have the Conveniency of buying and importing rich • Brocades , Dutch Atlas's , with Gold and Silver , or with- ⚫out , and other foreign Silks of the newest Modes and ...
Page 221
... late fet up amongst us cer- tain Perfons of Monmouth fireet and Long - lane , who by the Strength of their Arms , and Loudnefs of their Throats , draw off the Regard of all Paffengers from your faid Petitioners ; from which Violence ...
... late fet up amongst us cer- tain Perfons of Monmouth fireet and Long - lane , who by the Strength of their Arms , and Loudnefs of their Throats , draw off the Regard of all Paffengers from your faid Petitioners ; from which Violence ...
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