The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 100
... tell you , Sir , with what unfpeakable Pleasure I ⚫ received the Acclamations and Applause of the whole Board , when I had almoft eat my Antagonist into • Convulfions : It was then that I returned his Mirth upon him with fuch Succefs ...
... tell you , Sir , with what unfpeakable Pleasure I ⚫ received the Acclamations and Applause of the whole Board , when I had almoft eat my Antagonist into • Convulfions : It was then that I returned his Mirth upon him with fuch Succefs ...
Page 105
... tell , Tell if ye far , how came Ithus , how here ? And ye HIS next Sentiment , when upon his firft going to fleep he fancies himself lofing his Existence , and falling away into nothing , can never be fufficiently admired . His Dream ...
... tell , Tell if ye far , how came Ithus , how here ? And ye HIS next Sentiment , when upon his firft going to fleep he fancies himself lofing his Existence , and falling away into nothing , can never be fufficiently admired . His Dream ...
Page 117
... tell you that I am extremely discompofed " when I hear Scandal , and am an utter Enemy to all ⚫ manner of ... telling your Ladyship of just now . You were telling of ? fays Jack ; I wish I had been fo happy as to have come in and beard ...
... tell you that I am extremely discompofed " when I hear Scandal , and am an utter Enemy to all ⚫ manner of ... telling your Ladyship of just now . You were telling of ? fays Jack ; I wish I had been fo happy as to have come in and beard ...
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