The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... the Nation He represented . YOUR Friends and Companions in your Ab- fence frequently talk these things of You , and You cannot hide from us , ( by A 5 the the most discreet Silence in any Thing which re- gards The Dedication.
... the Nation He represented . YOUR Friends and Companions in your Ab- fence frequently talk these things of You , and You cannot hide from us , ( by A 5 the the most discreet Silence in any Thing which re- gards The Dedication.
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Ambition to distinguish himself in a noisy manner , partly by Vociferation or talking aloud , and partly by his bo- dily Agility . This was a very lufty Fellow , but withal a fort of Beau , who getting into one of the Side- Boxes on the ...
Ambition to distinguish himself in a noisy manner , partly by Vociferation or talking aloud , and partly by his bo- dily Agility . This was a very lufty Fellow , but withal a fort of Beau , who getting into one of the Side- Boxes on the ...
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... thofe Authors who have treated ! of this Paffion in Verfe . Ovid's E- piftles are full of them . Otway's Mo- nimia talks very tenderly upon this Sub- ject . -It was not kind . To leave me , like -It N ° 241 The SPECTATOR . 43 " ...
... thofe Authors who have treated ! of this Paffion in Verfe . Ovid's E- piftles are full of them . Otway's Mo- nimia talks very tenderly upon this Sub- ject . -It was not kind . To leave me , like -It N ° 241 The SPECTATOR . 43 " ...
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... talk whole Hours together upon any thing ; but it must be owned to the Honour of the other Sex , that there are many among them who can talk whole Hours toge- ther upon nothing . I have known a Woman branch out into a long Extem- pore ...
... talk whole Hours together upon any thing ; but it must be owned to the Honour of the other Sex , that there are many among them who can talk whole Hours toge- ther upon nothing . I have known a Woman branch out into a long Extem- pore ...
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... talks to her Lap - Dog or Parrot , is uneafy in all kinds of Weather , and in every Part of the Room : She has falfe Quarrels and feigned Obligations to all the Men of her Acquaintance ; fighs when the is not fad , and laughs when she ...
... talks to her Lap - Dog or Parrot , is uneafy in all kinds of Weather , and in every Part of the Room : She has falfe Quarrels and feigned Obligations to all the Men of her Acquaintance ; fighs when the is not fad , and laughs when she ...
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