“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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... still the fame . This unlucky mole , however , has mifled several . coxcombs ; and like the hanging out of falfe colours ,, made fome of them converfe with Rofalinda in what they . thought the fpirit of her party , when on a fudden fhe ...
... still the fame . This unlucky mole , however , has mifled several . coxcombs ; and like the hanging out of falfe colours ,, made fome of them converfe with Rofalinda in what they . thought the fpirit of her party , when on a fudden fhe ...
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... still extant ; as well as on feve- ral antique feals and precious ftones , which are frequently enough to be met with in the cabinets of the curious . But however obfervations of this nature may fometimes hold , a wife man should be ...
... still extant ; as well as on feve- ral antique feals and precious ftones , which are frequently enough to be met with in the cabinets of the curious . But however obfervations of this nature may fometimes hold , a wife man should be ...
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... Still to be near , but ne'er to reach the first . A R 64- } DRYDEN . S my correfpondents upon the fubject of love are very numerous , it is my defign , if poffible , to range them under feveral heads , and addrefs myfelf to them at dif ...
... Still to be near , but ne'er to reach the first . A R 64- } DRYDEN . S my correfpondents upon the fubject of love are very numerous , it is my defign , if poffible , to range them under feveral heads , and addrefs myfelf to them at dif ...
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... still demurs . I am fo well pleased with this gentle- man's phrafe , that I fhall diftinguish this fect of women by the title of Demurrers . I find by another letter from one that calls himself Thirfis , that his mistress has been ...
... still demurs . I am fo well pleased with this gentle- man's phrafe , that I fhall diftinguish this fect of women by the title of Demurrers . I find by another letter from one that calls himself Thirfis , that his mistress has been ...
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gation from the body , we may well fuppofe she will still retain them when she is entirely divested of it . The very fubftance of the foul is fester'd with them , the gangrene is gone too far to be ever cured ; the inflammation will ...
gation from the body , we may well fuppofe she will still retain them when she is entirely divested of it . The very fubftance of the foul is fester'd with them , the gangrene is gone too far to be ever cured ; the inflammation will ...
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