The Spectator, Volume 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Page 163
... In this game one person , who was blindfolded , put his hand on his back , and guessed who struck it . See No. 260 . 8 See No. 504 , and Tatler , No. 144 . either Whisk1 or Lanterloo2 , nor indeed so much as No. 245 163 THE SPECTATOR.
... In this game one person , who was blindfolded , put his hand on his back , and guessed who struck it . See No. 260 . 8 See No. 504 , and Tatler , No. 144 . either Whisk1 or Lanterloo2 , nor indeed so much as No. 245 163 THE SPECTATOR.
Page 214
... Tatler ( No. 12 ) Steele spoke of Rich as Divito , who ' has a perfect art in being unintelligible in discourse and uncomeatable in business . But he , having no understanding in his polite way , brought in upon us , to get in his money ...
... Tatler ( No. 12 ) Steele spoke of Rich as Divito , who ' has a perfect art in being unintelligible in discourse and uncomeatable in business . But he , having no understanding in his polite way , brought in upon us , to get in his money ...
Page 254
... before I proceed against the criminal . 1 Bossu , Treatise of the Epic Poem , Book ii , chap . 18 ; Steele , Tatler , No. 6 ( Cook ) . 2 ' In following papers ' ( folio ) . MR SPECTATOR ' , - As you are Spectator - 254 No. 268 THE ...
... before I proceed against the criminal . 1 Bossu , Treatise of the Epic Poem , Book ii , chap . 18 ; Steele , Tatler , No. 6 ( Cook ) . 2 ' In following papers ' ( folio ) . MR SPECTATOR ' , - As you are Spectator - 254 No. 268 THE ...
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