The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 152
... hear thofe poor animals bray , nor to fee ⚫ fellows run naked , or to hear country - fquires in bob wigs and white girdles make love at the fide of a coach , and cry , " Madam , this is dainty weather . " Thus the defcribed the ...
... hear thofe poor animals bray , nor to fee ⚫ fellows run naked , or to hear country - fquires in bob wigs and white girdles make love at the fide of a coach , and cry , " Madam , this is dainty weather . " Thus the defcribed the ...
Page 233
... hear- ing the character of the wit above - mentioned , has ⚫ himself affumed it , and endeavoured to convert it to the benefit of mankind . He invited half a dozen of ⚫ his friends one day to dinner , who were each of them ' famous ...
... hear- ing the character of the wit above - mentioned , has ⚫ himself affumed it , and endeavoured to convert it to the benefit of mankind . He invited half a dozen of ⚫ his friends one day to dinner , who were each of them ' famous ...
Page 309
... hear . Thus far their wants are audibly expreft ; Then finks the voice , and mutterings groan the rest . • Hear , hear at length , good Hercules , my vow , O chink fome pot of gold beneath my plow . • Could Could I , O could I , to my ...
... hear . Thus far their wants are audibly expreft ; Then finks the voice , and mutterings groan the rest . • Hear , hear at length , good Hercules , my vow , O chink fome pot of gold beneath my plow . • Could Could I , O could I , to my ...
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