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Pagina 50
... Dress , without descend- ing to the Dress it self ; though at the same time I must own , that I have thoughts of creating an Officer under me , to be entituled , The Censor of small Wares , and of allotting him one Day in a Week for the ...
... Dress , without descend- ing to the Dress it self ; though at the same time I must own , that I have thoughts of creating an Officer under me , to be entituled , The Censor of small Wares , and of allotting him one Day in a Week for the ...
Pagina 391
... dress , or Periwig , that now prevails , and gives a Grace to their Por- traitures at present , will make a very odd Figure , and perhaps look monstrous , in the Eyes of Posterity . For this Reason they often represent an illustrious ...
... dress , or Periwig , that now prevails , and gives a Grace to their Por- traitures at present , will make a very odd Figure , and perhaps look monstrous , in the Eyes of Posterity . For this Reason they often represent an illustrious ...
Pagina 454
... dress'd . I shall conclude this Paper with an Adventure which I was my self an Eye - witness of very lately . I happened the other Day to call in at a celebrated Coffee- house near the Temple . I had not been there long when there came ...
... dress'd . I shall conclude this Paper with an Adventure which I was my self an Eye - witness of very lately . I happened the other Day to call in at a celebrated Coffee- house near the Temple . I had not been there long when there came ...
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