The Spectator: Corrected from the Originals, Volume 5George B. Whittaker, 1827 |
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Page 51
... young fellows among us who commonly go by the name of the fortune - stealers . You must know , sir , I am one who live in a continual appre- hension of this sort of people , that lie in wait , day and night , for our children , and may ...
... young fellows among us who commonly go by the name of the fortune - stealers . You must know , sir , I am one who live in a continual appre- hension of this sort of people , that lie in wait , day and night , for our children , and may ...
Page 70
... young Gentlewomen which was formerly kept on Mile - End - Green , being laid down , there is now one set up almost opposite to it , at the two Golden Balls , and much more con- venient in every respect ; where , besides the com- mon ...
... young Gentlewomen which was formerly kept on Mile - End - Green , being laid down , there is now one set up almost opposite to it , at the two Golden Balls , and much more con- venient in every respect ; where , besides the com- mon ...
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... young giddy - headed fellows ; you have not yet had experience of the world . ' Thus we young folks find our ambition cramped , and our laziness indulged ; since while young we have little room to display ourselves ; and , when old ...
... young giddy - headed fellows ; you have not yet had experience of the world . ' Thus we young folks find our ambition cramped , and our laziness indulged ; since while young we have little room to display ourselves ; and , when old ...
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