The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... SIR ROGER , in the next Place , laid his Hand upon Edward the Third's Sword , and leaning upon the Pom- mel of it , gave us the whole History of the Black Prince ; concluding , that , in Sir Richard Baker's Opinion , Edward the Third ...
... SIR ROGER , in the next Place , laid his Hand upon Edward the Third's Sword , and leaning upon the Pom- mel of it , gave us the whole History of the Black Prince ; concluding , that , in Sir Richard Baker's Opinion , Edward the Third ...
Page 64
... Sir ROGER hearing a Cluster of them praife Oreftes , ftruck in with them , and told them , that he thought his Friend Pylades was a very fenfible Man ; as they were afterwards applauding Pyrrhus , Sir ROGER put in a fecond time : And ...
... Sir ROGER hearing a Cluster of them praife Oreftes , ftruck in with them , and told them , that he thought his Friend Pylades was a very fenfible Man ; as they were afterwards applauding Pyrrhus , Sir ROGER put in a fecond time : And ...
Page 163
... Sir ROGER , contrary to his ufual Cuftom , fat very filent , and inftead of minding what was faid by the Company , was whistling to himself in a very thoughtful Mood , and playing with a Cork . I jogg'd Sir ANDREW FREEPORT who fat ...
... Sir ROGER , contrary to his ufual Cuftom , fat very filent , and inftead of minding what was faid by the Company , was whistling to himself in a very thoughtful Mood , and playing with a Cork . I jogg'd Sir ANDREW FREEPORT who fat ...
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