The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... young Lady was one , it seems , who had long before conceived a favourable Opinion of him , and was ftill in Hopes that he would fome Time or other make his Advances . As he was one Day talking with her in Company of her two Sif- ters ...
... young Lady was one , it seems , who had long before conceived a favourable Opinion of him , and was ftill in Hopes that he would fome Time or other make his Advances . As he was one Day talking with her in Company of her two Sif- ters ...
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... young Man , I confefs , yet I honour • the grey Head as much as any one ; however , when in Company with old Men , I ... young gid . ⚫dy - headed Fellows , you have not yet had Experience of the World . Thus we young Folks find our ...
... young Man , I confefs , yet I honour • the grey Head as much as any one ; however , when in Company with old Men , I ... young gid . ⚫dy - headed Fellows , you have not yet had Experience of the World . Thus we young Folks find our ...
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... young Jack - a - napes , who would needs try his new Gun upon me . 6 6 6 BUT I fhall pass over these and several other Stages ⚫ of Life to remind you of the young Beau who made love to you about fix Years fince . You may remember ...
... young Jack - a - napes , who would needs try his new Gun upon me . 6 6 6 BUT I fhall pass over these and several other Stages ⚫ of Life to remind you of the young Beau who made love to you about fix Years fince . You may remember ...
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