The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 117
... his Age and the Gaiety of Life , but has paffed through very confpi- cuous Scenes in it ; though no Soldier , he has shared the Danger , Danger , and acted with great Galantry and Generosity on N ° 280 The SPECTATOR . 117.
... his Age and the Gaiety of Life , but has paffed through very confpi- cuous Scenes in it ; though no Soldier , he has shared the Danger , Danger , and acted with great Galantry and Generosity on N ° 280 The SPECTATOR . 117.
Page 195
... Hufband ; and added with a • Frown , that I did not feem to know who fhe was . I was furprised to be treated thus , after fuch Familiarities 6 · · f 6 I 2 • as · · as had paffed between us . But fhe N 299 195 The SPECTATOR .
... Hufband ; and added with a • Frown , that I did not feem to know who fhe was . I was furprised to be treated thus , after fuch Familiarities 6 · · f 6 I 2 • as · · as had paffed between us . But fhe N 299 195 The SPECTATOR .
Page 201
... Fops , and fuperannuated Coquettes . CANIDIA , a Lady of this latter Species , paffed by me Yesterday in her Coach . Canidia was an haughty IS Beauty Beauty of the laft Age , and was followed by N ° 301 201 The SPECTATOR . T ...
... Fops , and fuperannuated Coquettes . CANIDIA , a Lady of this latter Species , paffed by me Yesterday in her Coach . Canidia was an haughty IS Beauty Beauty of the laft Age , and was followed by N ° 301 201 The SPECTATOR . T ...
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