The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... present it to a Friend of his , an eminent Vertuofo . After we had walked fome time , I made a full ftop with my Face towards the Weft , which WILL . knowing to be my ufual Method of asking what's a Clock , in an Afternoon , immediately ...
... present it to a Friend of his , an eminent Vertuofo . After we had walked fome time , I made a full ftop with my Face towards the Weft , which WILL . knowing to be my ufual Method of asking what's a Clock , in an Afternoon , immediately ...
Page 41
... present Time in Commenting upon a Billet or two which came from Ladies , and from thence leave the Reader to judge whe- ther I am in the right or not , in think- ing it is poffible Fine Women may be mistaken . THE following Addrefs ...
... present Time in Commenting upon a Billet or two which came from Ladies , and from thence leave the Reader to judge whe- ther I am in the right or not , in think- ing it is poffible Fine Women may be mistaken . THE following Addrefs ...
Page 88
Dryden , and know feveral of the most refined Writers of our present Age who are of the fame Humour . 7 I might likewife refer my Reader to Moliere's Thoughts on this Subject , as he has expreffed them in the Character of the ...
Dryden , and know feveral of the most refined Writers of our present Age who are of the fame Humour . 7 I might likewife refer my Reader to Moliere's Thoughts on this Subject , as he has expreffed them in the Character of the ...
Page 111
... present he is a Serjeant at Law ; and notwithstanding he hoped that Matters would have been long fince brought to an Iffue , the Fair One still demurrs . I am fo well pleased with this Gentleman's Phrafe , that I fhall diftin- guish ...
... present he is a Serjeant at Law ; and notwithstanding he hoped that Matters would have been long fince brought to an Iffue , the Fair One still demurrs . I am fo well pleased with this Gentleman's Phrafe , that I fhall diftin- guish ...
Page 115
... present Purpose . THE Rib he form'd and fashion'd with his Hands ; Under his forming Hands a Creature grew , Manlike , but diff'rent Sex , fo lovely fair , That That what feem'd fair in all the World feem'd now N ° 89. The SPECTATOR . 115.
... present Purpose . THE Rib he form'd and fashion'd with his Hands ; Under his forming Hands a Creature grew , Manlike , but diff'rent Sex , fo lovely fair , That That what feem'd fair in all the World feem'd now N ° 89. The SPECTATOR . 115.
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