The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... fome one fhould come in to its affiftance , and relieve it from the many grofs and growing Errors that have crept into it , and over - cafts its real Beauties ; and fo fet Dancing in its true light , would fhew the Usefulness and ...
... fome one fhould come in to its affiftance , and relieve it from the many grofs and growing Errors that have crept into it , and over - cafts its real Beauties ; and fo fet Dancing in its true light , would fhew the Usefulness and ...
Page 110
... • was followed by fome particular Exception that each • Woman in the Room made to fome peculiar Grace or Advantage ; fo that Mr. Triplett was beaten from one • Limb and Feature to another , till he was forced to re- ⚫ fign the ...
... • was followed by fome particular Exception that each • Woman in the Room made to fome peculiar Grace or Advantage ; fo that Mr. Triplett was beaten from one • Limb and Feature to another , till he was forced to re- ⚫ fign the ...
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... fome the is pleased to be- • ftow in the Houfe to thofe that neither wants nor wears them , and fome to Hangers - on , that frequents the Houfe daily , who comes dreffed out in them . This Sir , isa very mortifying Sight to me , who am ...
... fome the is pleased to be- • ftow in the Houfe to thofe that neither wants nor wears them , and fome to Hangers - on , that frequents the Houfe daily , who comes dreffed out in them . This Sir , isa very mortifying Sight to me , who am ...
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