The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Hand that Way , and cry'd Sir Cloudfly Shovel ! a very gallant Man ! As we ftood before Busby's Tomb , the Knight utter'd him- felf again after the fame Manner , Dr. Busby , a great Man ! he whipp'd my Grandfather ; a very great Man ! I ...
... Hand that Way , and cry'd Sir Cloudfly Shovel ! a very gallant Man ! As we ftood before Busby's Tomb , the Knight utter'd him- felf again after the fame Manner , Dr. Busby , a great Man ! he whipp'd my Grandfather ; a very great Man ! I ...
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... Hand He took the Golden Compaffes , prepar'd In God's eternal Store , to circumfcribe This Univerfe , and all created Things : One Foot he center'd , and the other turn'd Round , through the waft Profundity obfcure ; And faid , Thus far ...
... Hand He took the Golden Compaffes , prepar'd In God's eternal Store , to circumfcribe This Univerfe , and all created Things : One Foot he center'd , and the other turn'd Round , through the waft Profundity obfcure ; And faid , Thus far ...
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... Hand to Hand the Snuff - Box . But Flavilla is fo far taken ⚫ with her Behaviour in this Kind , that fhe pulls out her • Box ( which is indeed full of good Brazile ) in the Mid- ⚫dle of the Sermon ; and to fhew fhe has the Audacity of ...
... Hand to Hand the Snuff - Box . But Flavilla is fo far taken ⚫ with her Behaviour in this Kind , that fhe pulls out her • Box ( which is indeed full of good Brazile ) in the Mid- ⚫dle of the Sermon ; and to fhew fhe has the Audacity of ...
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