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... I the adorned by the owner ; and that the patches turn next morning found the
whole puppet - fhow filled to the right or to the left , according to the princi- with
faces spotted after the whiggish manner . ples of the man who is moft in favour .
... I the adorned by the owner ; and that the patches turn next morning found the
whole puppet - fhow filled to the right or to the left , according to the princi- with
faces spotted after the whiggish manner . ples of the man who is moft in favour .
Page 37
1 “ This predecessor of ours , you see , is dressed " deed that passed away half
his estate with his « after this manner , and his cheeks would be “ gloves on , but
would not put on his hat beno larger than mine , were he in a hat as I “ fore a lady
...
1 “ This predecessor of ours , you see , is dressed " deed that passed away half
his estate with his « after this manner , and his cheeks would be “ gloves on , but
would not put on his hat beno larger than mine , were he in a hat as I “ fore a lady
...
Page 194
His manner is to express himself surprised her leap , but that he was changed
into a swan as at the chearful countenance of a man whom he the fell , and that
they saw her hovering in the air observes diffident of himself ; and generally by ...
His manner is to express himself surprised her leap , but that he was changed
into a swan as at the chearful countenance of a man whom he the fell , and that
they saw her hovering in the air observes diffident of himself ; and generally by ...
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But perhaps it is nothing to you that Note well the manners . he is to be inarried to
young Mrs. on Tuesday next ? Belinda was here ready to die let us in the next
place consider the actors . • with rage and jealousy . Then Mrs. Jane goes This is
...
But perhaps it is nothing to you that Note well the manners . he is to be inarried to
young Mrs. on Tuesday next ? Belinda was here ready to die let us in the next
place consider the actors . • with rage and jealousy . Then Mrs. Jane goes This is
...
Page 112
6 6 6 C nary severity used in the most of our schools discern , after the same
manner , not only the gea has this fatal effect , it breaks the spring of the neral
beauties and imperfections of an author , mind , and most certainly destroys more
good ...
6 6 6 C nary severity used in the most of our schools discern , after the same
manner , not only the gea has this fatal effect , it breaks the spring of the neral
beauties and imperfections of an author , mind , and most certainly destroys more
good ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Spectator The Spectator, Sir Richard Steele |
| Authors | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Publisher | Richard Eyres, 1778 |
| Original from | Lyon Public Library |
| Digitized | 14 Oct 2011 |
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