The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... told me he always drank before he went abroad . commended to me a Dram of it at the fame time , with fo much Heartinefs , that I could not forbear drinking it . As foon as I had got it down , I found it very unpalatable ; upon which the ...
... told me he always drank before he went abroad . commended to me a Dram of it at the fame time , with fo much Heartinefs , that I could not forbear drinking it . As foon as I had got it down , I found it very unpalatable ; upon which the ...
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... told before - hand that it was a good Church - of- England Comedy . He then proceeded to inquire of me who this diftreffed Mother was ; and upon hearing that the was Hector's Widow , he told me that her Husband was a brave Man , and ...
... told before - hand that it was a good Church - of- England Comedy . He then proceeded to inquire of me who this diftreffed Mother was ; and upon hearing that the was Hector's Widow , he told me that her Husband was a brave Man , and ...
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... told us , That if he were a Middlesex Justice , he would make fuch Vagrants know that her Majefty's Subjects were no more to be abused by Water than by Land . WE were now arrived at Spring - Garden , which is ex- quifitely pleafant at ...
... told us , That if he were a Middlesex Justice , he would make fuch Vagrants know that her Majefty's Subjects were no more to be abused by Water than by Land . WE were now arrived at Spring - Garden , which is ex- quifitely pleafant at ...
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