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Page 35
Every one has heard of the club , or rather the confederacy of the Kings . This
grand alliance was formed a little after the return of King Chares the Second , and
admitted into it men of all qualities and profeífions , provided they agreed in the ...
Every one has heard of the club , or rather the confederacy of the Kings . This
grand alliance was formed a little after the return of King Chares the Second , and
admitted into it men of all qualities and profeífions , provided they agreed in the ...
Page 121
erhman is to personate king Porus upon an elephant , and is to be encountered
by Powell , representing Alexander the ... Upon the close of this great decisive
battle , when the kings are thoroughly reconciled , to thew the mutual friendship
and ...
erhman is to personate king Porus upon an elephant , and is to be encountered
by Powell , representing Alexander the ... Upon the close of this great decisive
battle , when the kings are thoroughly reconciled , to thew the mutual friendship
and ...
Page 157
The best plays of this kind are the Orphan , Venice Preservcd , Alexander the
Great , Theodofius , All for Love , Oedipus , Oroonoko , Othello , & c . King Lear is
an admirable tragedy of the fame kind , as Shakespear wrote it ; manner . 10 P 2
it ...
The best plays of this kind are the Orphan , Venice Preservcd , Alexander the
Great , Theodofius , All for Love , Oedipus , Oroonoko , Othello , & c . King Lear is
an admirable tragedy of the fame kind , as Shakespear wrote it ; manner . 10 P 2
it ...
Page 183
... by trade a Tailor - Dromedary called Bucephalus -- Equipage the Lady's
summum bonum - Charles Lillie to be taken notice of Short Face a relief to envy -
Redundancies in the three professions -- King Latinus a recruitJew devouring an
ham ...
... by trade a Tailor - Dromedary called Bucephalus -- Equipage the Lady's
summum bonum - Charles Lillie to be taken notice of Short Face a relief to envy -
Redundancies in the three professions -- King Latinus a recruitJew devouring an
ham ...
Page 197
M WHEN the four Indian kings were in this country about a twelvemonth ago , I
often mixed with the rabble , and followed ... he assured him were written by king
Sa Ga Yean Qua Raih Tow ; and , as he fuppofes , left behind by fome mistake .
M WHEN the four Indian kings were in this country about a twelvemonth ago , I
often mixed with the rabble , and followed ... he assured him were written by king
Sa Ga Yean Qua Raih Tow ; and , as he fuppofes , left behind by fome mistake .
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 1 The Spectator, Joseph Addison |
| Author | Joseph Addison |
| Published | 1793 |
| Original from | Lyon Public Library |
| Digitized | 3 Oct 2012 |
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