The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 7
... Called for my flowered hand- kerchief . Worked half a violet leaf in it . Eyes aked and head out of order . Threw by my work , and read over the remaining part of Aurengzebe . From three to four . Dined . From four to twelve . Changed ...
... Called for my flowered hand- kerchief . Worked half a violet leaf in it . Eyes aked and head out of order . Threw by my work , and read over the remaining part of Aurengzebe . From three to four . Dined . From four to twelve . Changed ...
Page 66
... called a Steenkirk , probably from its being taken notice of first , at this battle ; in like manner , and for a fimilar reafon , a wig was called Ramilies , being introduced , or become fashionable , about the time of that battle in ...
... called a Steenkirk , probably from its being taken notice of first , at this battle ; in like manner , and for a fimilar reafon , a wig was called Ramilies , being introduced , or become fashionable , about the time of that battle in ...
Page 302
... called feveral of thofe celestial bodies by the names of the heathen deities , and by that means made the hea- vens as it were a book of the pagan theology . Momus tells him that this is not to be wondered at , fince there were fo many ...
... called feveral of thofe celestial bodies by the names of the heathen deities , and by that means made the hea- vens as it were a book of the pagan theology . Momus tells him that this is not to be wondered at , fince there were fo many ...
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