The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 80
... Town , and receiv'd fuch Honours as were never before given to any in an English Theatre . THE Audience would not permit Mrs. Oldfield to go off the Stage the first Night , till fhe had repeated -it twice ; the second Night the Noife of ...
... Town , and receiv'd fuch Honours as were never before given to any in an English Theatre . THE Audience would not permit Mrs. Oldfield to go off the Stage the first Night , till fhe had repeated -it twice ; the second Night the Noife of ...
Page 221
... Town , that no Man teaches a Jigg like him , that she has seen him rife fix or feven Capers together with the greatest eafe imaginable , and that his Scholars twist themfelves more Ways than the Scholars of any Mafter in Town : befides ...
... Town , that no Man teaches a Jigg like him , that she has seen him rife fix or feven Capers together with the greatest eafe imaginable , and that his Scholars twist themfelves more Ways than the Scholars of any Mafter in Town : befides ...
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... Town , The fifty new Churches will very much mend the Profpect ; but Church - work is flow , Church awork is flow ! I do not remember I have any where mentioned , in Sir ROGER's Character , his Cuffom of faluting every bo- dy that ...
... Town , The fifty new Churches will very much mend the Profpect ; but Church - work is flow , Church awork is flow ! I do not remember I have any where mentioned , in Sir ROGER's Character , his Cuffom of faluting every bo- dy that ...
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