The Spectator: With Notes and a General Index, Объемы 1-2J. J. Woodward, 1832 - Всего страниц: 895 |
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... obliged , most obe- dient , and most humble servant , THE SPECTATOR , Sir , 1712 . As the professed design of this work is to entertain its readers in general , without giving offence to any particular person , it would be difficult to ...
... obliged , most obe- dient , and most humble servant , THE SPECTATOR , Sir , 1712 . As the professed design of this work is to entertain its readers in general , without giving offence to any particular person , it would be difficult to ...
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... obliged to quit them , upon their first entrance , to the conversation of any body that addresses himself to them . There are several rooms where the parties may retire , and if they please , show their faces by consent . Whispers ...
... obliged to quit them , upon their first entrance , to the conversation of any body that addresses himself to them . There are several rooms where the parties may retire , and if they please , show their faces by consent . Whispers ...
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... oblige , ' Sir , Yours , & c . " The following epistle I find is from the undertaker of the masquerade . ' SIR ... obliged to go dragons should rush forward towards Ar- to Armida , and hand her out of her coach . We had also but a ...
... oblige , ' Sir , Yours , & c . " The following epistle I find is from the undertaker of the masquerade . ' SIR ... obliged to go dragons should rush forward towards Ar- to Armida , and hand her out of her coach . We had also but a ...
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... obliged humble servant , ' WILL FASHION , ' some to the superior and more intelligent A like impertinence is also trouble- very part of the fair sex . It is , it seems , a great inconvenience , that those of the meanest capacities will ...
... obliged humble servant , ' WILL FASHION , ' some to the superior and more intelligent A like impertinence is also trouble- very part of the fair sex . It is , it seems , a great inconvenience , that those of the meanest capacities will ...
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... obliged to make any introduction celebrated song , than the clerk of a parish to his discourse , but at once , as he ... obliging glance , she never looked so on the stage is a beau . The queens and well in her life as this evening ...
... obliged to make any introduction celebrated song , than the clerk of a parish to his discourse , but at once , as he ... obliging glance , she never looked so on the stage is a beau . The queens and well in her life as this evening ...
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