The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... Took a walk to Islington . One . Took a pot of Mother Cob's mild . Between two and three . Returned , dined on a knuckle of veal and bacon . Sprouts wanting . Mem . Three . Nap as usual . From four to six . Coffee - house . Read the ...
... Took a walk to Islington . One . Took a pot of Mother Cob's mild . Between two and three . Returned , dined on a knuckle of veal and bacon . Sprouts wanting . Mem . Three . Nap as usual . From four to six . Coffee - house . Read the ...
Page 90
... took possession of the discourse , here give you an account of an honest which it was impossible to get out of his gentleman of my acquaintance , who upon hands so long as the company stayed to- hearing the character of the wit above ...
... took possession of the discourse , here give you an account of an honest which it was impossible to get out of his gentleman of my acquaintance , who upon hands so long as the company stayed to- hearing the character of the wit above ...
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... took boat for London , lies . It was almost eight of the clock be- with a resolution to rove by boat and coach fore I could leave that variety of objects . I for the next four - and - twenty hours , till the took coach and followed a ...
... took boat for London , lies . It was almost eight of the clock be- with a resolution to rove by boat and coach fore I could leave that variety of objects . I for the next four - and - twenty hours , till the took coach and followed a ...
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