The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Country , ⚫ and confined to the Converfation of a fober Husband ⚫ and an aukward Chamber - Maid . For Variety I fuppofe you may entertain yourself with Madam in her Gro- gram Gown , the Spouse of your Parish Vicar , who has by this ...
... Country , ⚫ and confined to the Converfation of a fober Husband ⚫ and an aukward Chamber - Maid . For Variety I fuppofe you may entertain yourself with Madam in her Gro- gram Gown , the Spouse of your Parish Vicar , who has by this ...
Page 66
... Country ; and as I waited in one of the Boxes till the Chamberlain had looked over his Parcel , I heard an old and a young Voice repeating the Queftions and Refponfes of theChurch- Catechifm . I thought it no Breach of Good - manners to ...
... Country ; and as I waited in one of the Boxes till the Chamberlain had looked over his Parcel , I heard an old and a young Voice repeating the Queftions and Refponfes of theChurch- Catechifm . I thought it no Breach of Good - manners to ...
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... Country who has good Principles , and fmokes . He added , that poor Will was at present un- der great Tribulation , for that Tom Touchy had taken the Law of him for cutting fome Hazel Sticks out of one of his Hedges . AMONG other Pieces ...
... Country who has good Principles , and fmokes . He added , that poor Will was at present un- der great Tribulation , for that Tom Touchy had taken the Law of him for cutting fome Hazel Sticks out of one of his Hedges . AMONG other Pieces ...
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