The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 55
... laft met together at the Club , told me , that he had a great Mind to fee the new Tragedy with me , af- furing me at the fame Time that he had not been at aPlay these twenty Years . The laft I faw , faid Sir ROGER , was the Committee ...
... laft met together at the Club , told me , that he had a great Mind to fee the new Tragedy with me , af- furing me at the fame Time that he had not been at aPlay these twenty Years . The laft I faw , faid Sir ROGER , was the Committee ...
Page 90
... laft picked up , as I was groaning under a Burthen , by an unlucky Cock- Sparrow that lived in theNeighbourhood , and had before made great depredations upon our Commonwealth . 6 6 6 6 · ' I then better'd my Condition a little , and ...
... laft picked up , as I was groaning under a Burthen , by an unlucky Cock- Sparrow that lived in theNeighbourhood , and had before made great depredations upon our Commonwealth . 6 6 6 6 · ' I then better'd my Condition a little , and ...
Page 114
... laft Night at the Club , and produced a Letter from Ipswich , which his Cor- refpondent defired him to communicate to his Friend the SPECTATOR . It contained an Account of an Engagement between a French Privateer , commanded by one ...
... laft Night at the Club , and produced a Letter from Ipswich , which his Cor- refpondent defired him to communicate to his Friend the SPECTATOR . It contained an Account of an Engagement between a French Privateer , commanded by one ...
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