The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 64
... fame was also effected from two firings of the fame length and fize , the one having four times the • tenfion of the other . By these steps , from fo mean a • beginning , did this great man reduce , what was only before noise , to one ...
... fame was also effected from two firings of the fame length and fize , the one having four times the • tenfion of the other . By these steps , from fo mean a • beginning , did this great man reduce , what was only before noise , to one ...
Page 95
... fame perfon , who has fupported the chief character in the tragedy , very often plays the princi- pal part in the Petite Piece ; fo that I have myself feen , at Paris , Oreftes and Lubin acted the fame night , by ' the fame man . 6 ...
... fame perfon , who has fupported the chief character in the tragedy , very often plays the princi- pal part in the Petite Piece ; fo that I have myself feen , at Paris , Oreftes and Lubin acted the fame night , by ' the fame man . 6 ...
Page 232
... fame gentleman fome time after packed to- gether a fet of Oglers , as he called them , confifting of fuch as had an ... fame time in declaring himfelf of the fame opinion . This jeft did not , however , go off fo well as the for- mer ...
... fame gentleman fome time after packed to- gether a fet of Oglers , as he called them , confifting of fuch as had an ... fame time in declaring himfelf of the fame opinion . This jeft did not , however , go off fo well as the for- mer ...
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