The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Night , till fhe had repeated -it twice ; the second Night the Noife of Ancora's was as loud as before , and fhe was again obliged to fpeak it twice the third Night . it was called for a fecond Time ; and , in fhort , contrary to all ...
... Night , till fhe had repeated -it twice ; the second Night the Noife of Ancora's was as loud as before , and fhe was again obliged to fpeak it twice the third Night . it was called for a fecond Time ; and , in fhort , contrary to all ...
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... Night , as fearing to be difcovered by the Angel of the Sun , who had before detected him , is one of those beauti- ful Imaginations with which he introduces this his fecond Series of Adventures . Having examined the Nature of e- very ...
... Night , as fearing to be difcovered by the Angel of the Sun , who had before detected him , is one of those beauti- ful Imaginations with which he introduces this his fecond Series of Adventures . Having examined the Nature of e- very ...
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... Night in the 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 ...
... Night in the 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 ...
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