The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... night we retire to our Chambers , and take ⚫ leave of each other for the whole night at ten o'clock . We take particular care never to be fick of a Sunday . Mr. SPECTATOR , we are all very good Maids , but · are ambitious of Characters ...
... night we retire to our Chambers , and take ⚫ leave of each other for the whole night at ten o'clock . We take particular care never to be fick of a Sunday . Mr. SPECTATOR , we are all very good Maids , but · are ambitious of Characters ...
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... Night ; for I obferved two or three lufty black Men that followed me half way up Fleet - freet , and mended their pace behind me , in proportion as I put on to get away from them . You must know , continu'd the Knight with a Smile , I ...
... Night ; for I obferved two or three lufty black Men that followed me half way up Fleet - freet , and mended their pace behind me , in proportion as I put on to get away from them . You must know , continu'd the Knight with a Smile , I ...
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... Night , till he had repeated it twice ; the fecond Night the Noife of Ancora's was as loud as before , and fhe was again obliged to fpeak it twice : the third Night it was called for a fecond time ; and , in fhort , contrary to all ...
... Night , till he had repeated it twice ; the fecond Night the Noife of Ancora's was as loud as before , and fhe was again obliged to fpeak it twice : the third Night it was called for a fecond time ; and , in fhort , contrary to all ...
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