The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Ladies the best Company in ' the World , and have Accefs as a fort of Favourite . I never came in Pub- lick but I faluted them , tho ' in great Affemblies , all around , where it was ' feen how genteely I avoided hamper- ing my Spurs in ...
... Ladies the best Company in ' the World , and have Accefs as a fort of Favourite . I never came in Pub- lick but I faluted them , tho ' in great Affemblies , all around , where it was ' feen how genteely I avoided hamper- ing my Spurs in ...
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... Ladies , ' or even in a Pew at Church , it is in the Power of a grofs Coxcomb to ut- ter what a Woman cannot avoid hear- VOL . VII . C ing , ing , how miferable is her Condition who comes within No 242. The SPECTATOR . 49.
... Ladies , ' or even in a Pew at Church , it is in the Power of a grofs Coxcomb to ut- ter what a Woman cannot avoid hear- VOL . VII . C ing , ing , how miferable is her Condition who comes within No 242. The SPECTATOR . 49.
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... Ladies , my late Fellow - Sufferers , and , ' SIR , Your most humble Servant , Rebecca Ridinghood . Mr. SPECTATOR , T HE Matter which I am now go- ing to fend you , is an unhappy Story 58 Story in low Life , and will recom- mend ૬ The ...
... Ladies , my late Fellow - Sufferers , and , ' SIR , Your most humble Servant , Rebecca Ridinghood . Mr. SPECTATOR , T HE Matter which I am now go- ing to fend you , is an unhappy Story 58 Story in low Life , and will recom- mend ૬ The ...
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... Lady that reads Lock , and under- ftands the Mathematicks . In which you will extremely oblige n : T Your hearty Friend , and bumble Servant , Abraham Thrifty . 51 C Satur- C4 No 243. Saturday , December 8 . Formam quidem ipfam No 242 ...
... Lady that reads Lock , and under- ftands the Mathematicks . In which you will extremely oblige n : T Your hearty Friend , and bumble Servant , Abraham Thrifty . 51 C Satur- C4 No 243. Saturday , December 8 . Formam quidem ipfam No 242 ...
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... Ladies , made their honeft Plainnefs and Sincerity matter of Ridicule . I could not but acquaint you with thefe Grievances , as well at the Defire of all the Parties injured , as from my own Inclination . I hope , Sir , if you can't ...
... Ladies , made their honeft Plainnefs and Sincerity matter of Ridicule . I could not but acquaint you with thefe Grievances , as well at the Defire of all the Parties injured , as from my own Inclination . I hope , Sir , if you can't ...
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