The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 34
... prefent • Mifmanagers , Why fhould not Rope dancers , Vaulters , • Tumblers , Ladder - walkers , and Pofture - makers appear again on our Stage ? After fuch a Reprefentation , a Five- bar Gate would be leaped with a better Grace next ...
... prefent • Mifmanagers , Why fhould not Rope dancers , Vaulters , • Tumblers , Ladder - walkers , and Pofture - makers appear again on our Stage ? After fuch a Reprefentation , a Five- bar Gate would be leaped with a better Grace next ...
Page 77
... Prefent of one to every Gen- tleman in the Country who has good Principles , and fmokes . He added , that poor Will was at prefent un- der great Tribulation , for that Tom Touchy had taken the Law of him for cutting some Hazel Sticks ...
... Prefent of one to every Gen- tleman in the Country who has good Principles , and fmokes . He added , that poor Will was at prefent un- der great Tribulation , for that Tom Touchy had taken the Law of him for cutting some Hazel Sticks ...
Page 129
... prefent Pa- per , which I intend as an Effay on The Ways to raise a Man's Fortune , or , The Art of growing Rich . THE firft and most infallible Method towards the attaining of this End is Thrift : All Men are not equal- ly qualified ...
... prefent Pa- per , which I intend as an Effay on The Ways to raise a Man's Fortune , or , The Art of growing Rich . THE firft and most infallible Method towards the attaining of this End is Thrift : All Men are not equal- ly qualified ...
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