The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... fome obfervations on the modern dancing , both as to the ftage , and that part of it , fo abfolutely neceffary for the qualification of gentlemen and ladies ; and have concluded with fome fhort remarks on the origin and progrefs of the ...
... fome obfervations on the modern dancing , both as to the ftage , and that part of it , fo abfolutely neceffary for the qualification of gentlemen and ladies ; and have concluded with fome fhort remarks on the origin and progrefs of the ...
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... fome time ago in the report of another's virtue , and faid fifty inftead of an hundred , because the man I pointed at was a whig . Actions of this kind are popular without being inviduous : for every man of ordinary circumstances looks ...
... fome time ago in the report of another's virtue , and faid fifty inftead of an hundred , because the man I pointed at was a whig . Actions of this kind are popular without being inviduous : for every man of ordinary circumstances looks ...
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... fome years ago monfieur Fefteau , one of the most confider- able furgeons in Paris , was defperately in love with this lady : her quality placed her above any applica- tion to her on the account of his paffion : but as a woman always has ...
... fome years ago monfieur Fefteau , one of the most confider- able furgeons in Paris , was defperately in love with this lady : her quality placed her above any applica- tion to her on the account of his paffion : but as a woman always has ...
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