The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... fome ingenious pen capable of fo generous an undertaking , and in fome measure to relieve dancing from the difadvantages it at prefent lies under , I who teach to dance * , have attempted a fmall treatife as an effay towards an history ...
... fome ingenious pen capable of fo generous an undertaking , and in fome measure to relieve dancing from the difadvantages it at prefent lies under , I who teach to dance * , have attempted a fmall treatife as an effay towards an history ...
Page 211
... fome fhe is pleased to bestow in the house to thofe that neither want nor wear them , and fome to hangers - on , that frequent the houfe daily , ' who come dreffed - out in them . This , Sir , is a very ' mortifying fight to me , who am ...
... fome fhe is pleased to bestow in the house to thofe that neither want nor wear them , and fome to hangers - on , that frequent the houfe daily , ' who come dreffed - out in them . This , Sir , is a very ' mortifying fight to me , who am ...
Page 217
... fome regard to the perfon whom she ' believes to be her real admirer , fle now took it in her head ( upon advice of her phyficians to lofe fome of her blood ) to fend for Monfieur Fefteau on that occa- ' fion . I happened to be there at ...
... fome regard to the perfon whom she ' believes to be her real admirer , fle now took it in her head ( upon advice of her phyficians to lofe fome of her blood ) to fend for Monfieur Fefteau on that occa- ' fion . I happened to be there at ...
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