The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 93
... town , and received fuch honours as were never before given to any in an English theatre . The audience would not permit Mrs. Oldfield to ga ' off the stage the first night , till fhe had repeated it twice ; the fecond night the noife ...
... town , and received fuch honours as were never before given to any in an English theatre . The audience would not permit Mrs. Oldfield to ga ' off the stage the first night , till fhe had repeated it twice ; the fecond night the noife ...
Page 99
... town . " She therefore refolved not to hide fo much excellence ' from the world , but without any regard to the ab- ' fence of the moit generous man alive , he is now the gyeft lady about this town , and has fhut out the thoughts of her ...
... town . " She therefore refolved not to hide fo much excellence ' from the world , but without any regard to the ab- ' fence of the moit generous man alive , he is now the gyeft lady about this town , and has fhut out the thoughts of her ...
Page 278
... town . The fifty new churches will very much mend " the profpect ; but church - work is flow , church - work " is flow . " I do not remember I have any where mentioned , in Sir ROGER's character , his cuftom of faluting every body that ...
... town . The fifty new churches will very much mend " the profpect ; but church - work is flow , church - work " is flow . " I do not remember I have any where mentioned , in Sir ROGER's character , his cuftom of faluting every body that ...
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