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This artificer farther whispered in my ear , that all his courtiers and nobles were taken out of a quickset hedge nei far from Islington ; and that Dr. Faustus himself , who is now so great a conjurer , is supposed to have learned his ...
This artificer farther whispered in my ear , that all his courtiers and nobles were taken out of a quickset hedge nei far from Islington ; and that Dr. Faustus himself , who is now so great a conjurer , is supposed to have learned his ...
Pagina 12
I CAME in here to day at an hour when only the dead appear in places of resort and gallantry , and saw hung up the escutcheon of Sir Hannibal , a gentleman who used to frequent this place , and was taken up and interred by the company ...
I CAME in here to day at an hour when only the dead appear in places of resort and gallantry , and saw hung up the escutcheon of Sir Hannibal , a gentleman who used to frequent this place , and was taken up and interred by the company ...
Pagina 14
THE court being prepared for proceeding on the cause of the petticoat , I gave orders to bring in a criminal who was taken up as she went out of the puppet - show about three nights ago , and was now standing in the street with a great ...
THE court being prepared for proceeding on the cause of the petticoat , I gave orders to bring in a criminal who was taken up as she went out of the puppet - show about three nights ago , and was now standing in the street with a great ...
Pagina 15
The chief arguments for their client were taken , first , from the great . benefit that might arise to our woollen manufactory from this invention , which was calculated as follows : the common petticoat THE TATLER . 15.
The chief arguments for their client were taken , first , from the great . benefit that might arise to our woollen manufactory from this invention , which was calculated as follows : the common petticoat THE TATLER . 15.
Pagina 40
... is to fall in with her humours , and by that means to let her see the absurdity of them , I proceeded accordingły : Pray , madam , said I , can you give me any methodical account of this illness , and how Cupid was first taken ?
... is to fall in with her humours , and by that means to let her see the absurdity of them , I proceeded accordingły : Pray , madam , said I , can you give me any methodical account of this illness , and how Cupid was first taken ?
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Select British Classics, Volume 25 Select British Classics |
| Uitgever | J. Conrad, 1803 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 22 juli 2008 |
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