The SpectatorRichard Eyres, 1778 - Great Britain |
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Page 30
... whole quantity , I take out the reft in my chair . Upen an exact calculation of what I expended and received the last year , which I always regifter in a book , I find the ' medium to be two hundred weight , fo that I ⚫ cannot difcover ...
... whole quantity , I take out the reft in my chair . Upen an exact calculation of what I expended and received the last year , which I always regifter in a book , I find the ' medium to be two hundred weight , fo that I ⚫ cannot difcover ...
Page 36
... whole affembly is made 6 up of abfent men , that is , of fuch perfons as have loft their locality , and whofe minds and < bodies never keep company with one another . As I am an unfortunate member of this diftract- ed fociety , you ...
... whole affembly is made 6 up of abfent men , that is , of fuch perfons as have loft their locality , and whofe minds and < bodies never keep company with one another . As I am an unfortunate member of this diftract- ed fociety , you ...
Page 40
... whole kingdom . My readers too have the fatis- faction to find that there is no rank or degree among them who have not their reprefentative in this club , and that there is always fomebody pre- fent who will take care of their ...
... whole kingdom . My readers too have the fatis- faction to find that there is no rank or degree among them who have not their reprefentative in this club , and that there is always fomebody pre- fent who will take care of their ...
Page 52
... whole affembly in a very great alarm all the while it has been ringing . But there is nothing which delights and terrifies our English theatre fo much as a ghoft , especially when he appears in a bloody fhirt . A fpectre has very often ...
... whole affembly in a very great alarm all the while it has been ringing . But there is nothing which delights and terrifies our English theatre fo much as a ghoft , especially when he appears in a bloody fhirt . A fpectre has very often ...
Page 54
... whole difcourfe and behaviour of the French is to make the fex more fantaftical , or , as they are pleafed to term it , ' more awakened , ' than is con- fiftent either with virtue or difcretion . To fpeak loud in public affemblies , to ...
... whole difcourfe and behaviour of the French is to make the fex more fantaftical , or , as they are pleafed to term it , ' more awakened , ' than is con- fiftent either with virtue or difcretion . To fpeak loud in public affemblies , to ...
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