The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Country . When I came there , he introduced me to all the good Company in the Country ; and the great Obligation I have to him for this kind Notice and Refidence with him ever fince , has made fo ftrong an Impreffion upon me , that he ...
... Country . When I came there , he introduced me to all the good Company in the Country ; and the great Obligation I have to him for this kind Notice and Refidence with him ever fince , has made fo ftrong an Impreffion upon me , that he ...
Page 84
... Country Gentleman's House , where he was receiv'd with that . more than ordinary Welcome , with which Men of do- ' meftick Lives entertain fuch few Soldiers whom a mili- tary Life , from the Variety of Adventures , has not ren der'd ...
... Country Gentleman's House , where he was receiv'd with that . more than ordinary Welcome , with which Men of do- ' meftick Lives entertain fuch few Soldiers whom a mili- tary Life , from the Variety of Adventures , has not ren der'd ...
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... Country People foon came with Lights to the Sepulchre , and dif . covered that the Statue , which was made of Brafs , was nothing more than a Piece of Clock - work ; that the Floor of the Vault was all loose , and underlaid with feveral ...
... Country People foon came with Lights to the Sepulchre , and dif . covered that the Statue , which was made of Brafs , was nothing more than a Piece of Clock - work ; that the Floor of the Vault was all loose , and underlaid with feveral ...
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