The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 81
... mention . It is likewise on the first day of this month that we see the ruddy milk maid exerting herself in a most sprightly man- ner under a pyramid of silver tankards , and , like the virgin Tarpeia , * oppressed by the costly ...
... mention . It is likewise on the first day of this month that we see the ruddy milk maid exerting herself in a most sprightly man- ner under a pyramid of silver tankards , and , like the virgin Tarpeia , * oppressed by the costly ...
Page 352
... mention " scribbler , liar , rogue , rascal , knave , and villain , " without which it is impossible to carry on a modern controversy . Our party writers are so sensible of the secret virtue of an innuendo to recommend their productions ...
... mention " scribbler , liar , rogue , rascal , knave , and villain , " without which it is impossible to carry on a modern controversy . Our party writers are so sensible of the secret virtue of an innuendo to recommend their productions ...
Page 373
... mention a nobleman whose fortune has placed him in several parts of England , and who has al- ways left these visible marks behind him , which show he has been there : he never hired a house in his life , without leaving all about it ...
... mention a nobleman whose fortune has placed him in several parts of England , and who has al- ways left these visible marks behind him , which show he has been there : he never hired a house in his life , without leaving all about it ...
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