The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... proper Objects of her Efteem , and fixing her Affections upon fuch things as are only the Trappings and Decorations of her Sex . Secondly , in not distinguishing what becomes the different Stages of Life . And , Laftly , the Abuse and ...
... proper Objects of her Efteem , and fixing her Affections upon fuch things as are only the Trappings and Decorations of her Sex . Secondly , in not distinguishing what becomes the different Stages of Life . And , Laftly , the Abuse and ...
Page 169
... proper Shape , nor in that familiar manner with which Raphael the fociable Spirit entertain- ed the Father of Mankind before the Fall . His Perfon , his Port , and Behaviour , are fuitable to a Spirit of the high- eftRank , and ...
... proper Shape , nor in that familiar manner with which Raphael the fociable Spirit entertain- ed the Father of Mankind before the Fall . His Perfon , his Port , and Behaviour , are fuitable to a Spirit of the high- eftRank , and ...
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... proper Parts for Dogget . Johnfon by acting Corbacchio the other Night , must have given all who faw him a thorough De- teftation of aged Avarice . The Petulancy of a peevish old - Fellow , who loves and hates he knows not why , is very ...
... proper Parts for Dogget . Johnfon by acting Corbacchio the other Night , must have given all who faw him a thorough De- teftation of aged Avarice . The Petulancy of a peevish old - Fellow , who loves and hates he knows not why , is very ...
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