The Spectator, Volume 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Clubs : But you feem to me to fhew them in fomewhat too ludi- ' crous a Light . I have well weighed ' that Matter , and think that the most ' important Negotiations may beft be carried on in fuch Affemblies . I fhall ' therefore , for ...
... Clubs : But you feem to me to fhew them in fomewhat too ludi- ' crous a Light . I have well weighed ' that Matter , and think that the most ' important Negotiations may beft be carried on in fuch Affemblies . I fhall ' therefore , for ...
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... Club Beauty , how improvea- ble- Families of true and falfe Hu- mour -The Parrot's School - Mistress Face half Pint half British No Man to be an Hero of a Tragedy under fix FootClub of Sighers - Letters from Flower - Pots , Elbow ...
... Club Beauty , how improvea- ble- Families of true and falfe Hu- mour -The Parrot's School - Mistress Face half Pint half British No Man to be an Hero of a Tragedy under fix FootClub of Sighers - Letters from Flower - Pots , Elbow ...
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... Club or Merry- meeting to fubfift without them : I mean thofe honeft Gentlemen that are always expofed to the Wit and Rallery of their Well - wifhers and Companions ; that are pelted by Men , Women , and I Children , Friends , and Foes ...
... Club or Merry- meeting to fubfift without them : I mean thofe honeft Gentlemen that are always expofed to the Wit and Rallery of their Well - wifhers and Companions ; that are pelted by Men , Women , and I Children , Friends , and Foes ...
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... Club . May it pleafe your Deformities . I Have received the Notification of " I the Honour you have done me , in admitting me into your Society . acknowledge my want of Merit , and for that reafon fhall endeavour at all ' Times to make ...
... Club . May it pleafe your Deformities . I Have received the Notification of " I the Honour you have done me , in admitting me into your Society . acknowledge my want of Merit , and for that reafon fhall endeavour at all ' Times to make ...
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Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. ، by introducing and recommending to the Club Perfons of more undoubted " Qualifications than I can pretend to . ' I fhall next Week come down in the Stage Coach , in order to take my Seat at the Board ...
Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele. ، by introducing and recommending to the Club Perfons of more undoubted " Qualifications than I can pretend to . ' I fhall next Week come down in the Stage Coach , in order to take my Seat at the Board ...
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