The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... imagine he is reading the Paris Ga- zette , it is far from being impoffible , that he is pulling down and rebuilding the Front of his Country - House . B VOL . III . AT AT the fame time that I am endea- vouring to N77 . 25 The SPECTATOR .
... imagine he is reading the Paris Ga- zette , it is far from being impoffible , that he is pulling down and rebuilding the Front of his Country - House . B VOL . III . AT AT the fame time that I am endea- vouring to N77 . 25 The SPECTATOR .
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- I chanced the other Day to go into a Coffee - house where WILL . was standing in the midst of several Auditors whom he had gathered round him , and was giving them an Account of the Per- fon and Character of Moll Hinton . My ...
- I chanced the other Day to go into a Coffee - house where WILL . was standing in the midst of several Auditors whom he had gathered round him , and was giving them an Account of the Per- fon and Character of Moll Hinton . My ...
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... House is tired and ' amazed ; Menalcas is no lefs fo , but is every Moment in Hopes that his im- pertinent Gueft will at laft end his te- dious Vint . Night comes on , when " Menalcas is hardly undeceived . 6 WHEN he is playing at Back ...
... House is tired and ' amazed ; Menalcas is no lefs fo , but is every Moment in Hopes that his im- pertinent Gueft will at laft end his te- dious Vint . Night comes on , when " Menalcas is hardly undeceived . 6 WHEN he is playing at Back ...
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... house , and his own Footmen un- dertook to rob him , and fucceeded : They held a Flambeau to his Throat , and bid him deliver his Purfe ; he did fo , and coming home told his Friends he had been robbed ; they de- fire to know the ...
... house , and his own Footmen un- dertook to rob him , and fucceeded : They held a Flambeau to his Throat , and bid him deliver his Purfe ; he did fo , and coming home told his Friends he had been robbed ; they de- fire to know the ...
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... House , went on board a Ship in the Road , and is now landed in inconfola- ble Despair at Plymouth . POSTSCRIPT . AFTER the above melancholy Narration , it may perhaps be a Relief to the Reader to perufe the following Expoftulation . To ...
... House , went on board a Ship in the Road , and is now landed in inconfola- ble Despair at Plymouth . POSTSCRIPT . AFTER the above melancholy Narration , it may perhaps be a Relief to the Reader to perufe the following Expoftulation . To ...
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