The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Pagina 2
... enterprizing Part of Mankind , nor entertaining to the retir'd and fpeculative . There ⚫fhould certainly therefore in each County be established 6 a Club of the Perfons whofe Converfations I have de- Z The SPECTATOR . No. 474 .
... enterprizing Part of Mankind , nor entertaining to the retir'd and fpeculative . There ⚫fhould certainly therefore in each County be established 6 a Club of the Perfons whofe Converfations I have de- Z The SPECTATOR . No. 474 .
Pagina 3
... a Club of the Perfons whofe Converfations I have de- fcribed , who for their own private , as alfo the publick • Emolument , fhould exclude , and be excluded all other Society . Their Attire should be the fame , with their Huntsmens ...
... a Club of the Perfons whofe Converfations I have de- fcribed , who for their own private , as alfo the publick • Emolument , fhould exclude , and be excluded all other Society . Their Attire should be the fame , with their Huntsmens ...
Pagina 18
... whofe Ornaments shall bear a just Re- lation to the Defign . Thus there may be an Imitation of Fringe carv'd in the Bafe , a Sort of Appearance of Lace in the Frieze , and a Representation of curling Locks , with Bows of Ribband floping ...
... whofe Ornaments shall bear a just Re- lation to the Defign . Thus there may be an Imitation of Fringe carv'd in the Bafe , a Sort of Appearance of Lace in the Frieze , and a Representation of curling Locks , with Bows of Ribband floping ...
Pagina 20
... ( whofe Parts make them ambitious to exert themfelves in frivo- lous things ) in a Rank by themselves . In order to this , I would propose , That there be a Board of Directors of the fashionable Society ; and because it is a Matter of too ...
... ( whofe Parts make them ambitious to exert themfelves in frivo- lous things ) in a Rank by themselves . In order to this , I would propose , That there be a Board of Directors of the fashionable Society ; and because it is a Matter of too ...
Pagina 32
... whofe Reign he lived , whether he was a Citizen or a Courtier , whether he buried Xantippe , with many other Particulars : For that by his Sayings he appears to have been a very wife Man and a good Chriftian . Another , who writes ...
... whofe Reign he lived , whether he was a Citizen or a Courtier , whether he buried Xantippe , with many other Particulars : For that by his Sayings he appears to have been a very wife Man and a good Chriftian . Another , who writes ...
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