The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Company ⚫ been fo loud in their Approbation of my Victory . I ' don't queftion but the fame Thirft after Glory has of-、 ten caufed a Man to drink Quarts without taking breath , and prompted Men to many other as difficult Enter- prizes ...
... Company ⚫ been fo loud in their Approbation of my Victory . I ' don't queftion but the fame Thirft after Glory has of-、 ten caufed a Man to drink Quarts without taking breath , and prompted Men to many other as difficult Enter- prizes ...
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... Company of the firft Tafte , without fhock- ing any Member of the Society over - rating his own Part . of the Converfation , but equally receiving and contribu- ting to the Pleasure of the whole Company . When one confiders fuch ...
... Company of the firft Tafte , without fhock- ing any Member of the Society over - rating his own Part . of the Converfation , but equally receiving and contribu- ting to the Pleasure of the whole Company . When one confiders fuch ...
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... fhall fingle out those who take delight in forting a Company that has fomething of Burlesque and Ridicule- in its Appearance . I fhall make my felf understood by the following Example . One of ... Company was No. 371. The SPECTATOR . 203.
... fhall fingle out those who take delight in forting a Company that has fomething of Burlesque and Ridicule- in its Appearance . I fhall make my felf understood by the following Example . One of ... Company was No. 371. The SPECTATOR . 203.
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