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... but the next night they came in so great a body.to the opera , that they out - numberdi This account of party patches will , I am afraid ; appear : improbable to those who live at a distance from the fahionable.world : but as it is ...
... but the next night they came in so great a body.to the opera , that they out - numberdi This account of party patches will , I am afraid ; appear : improbable to those who live at a distance from the fahionable.world : but as it is ...
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... after lying a whole night in cuftody at his fuit . : SIR , Y . OUR ingratitude for the many kindnesses : I : * for the good you have done me , in letting me fee there is such a man as you in the world . I am obliged to you for the ...
... after lying a whole night in cuftody at his fuit . : SIR , Y . OUR ingratitude for the many kindnesses : I : * for the good you have done me , in letting me fee there is such a man as you in the world . I am obliged to you for the ...
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He had likewise hang a great part of the wall with night - pieces , that seemed to shew themselves by the candles which were lighted up in several parts of them ; and were fo infilamed by the sun - fhine which accidentally fell upon ...
He had likewise hang a great part of the wall with night - pieces , that seemed to shew themselves by the candles which were lighted up in several parts of them ; and were fo infilamed by the sun - fhine which accidentally fell upon ...
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They immediately began to swaddle me up in my ' night - gown with long pieces of linen , which they ' folded about me till they had wrapt me in above an ' hundred yards of swathe : My arms were presied to . my fides , and my legs closed ...
They immediately began to swaddle me up in my ' night - gown with long pieces of linen , which they ' folded about me till they had wrapt me in above an ' hundred yards of swathe : My arms were presied to . my fides , and my legs closed ...
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As much devoted as I am to womankind , I would not pass such another night to be master of • the whole fex . My reader will doubtless be curious to • know what became of ine the next morning : Why • truly my bed - fellows left me about ...
As much devoted as I am to womankind , I would not pass such another night to be master of • the whole fex . My reader will doubtless be curious to • know what became of ine the next morning : Why • truly my bed - fellows left me about ...
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| Title | The Spectator .. Volume 2 of The Spectator |
| Publisher | Peter Wilson, 1755 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 2 Dec 2020 |
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