The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - 313 pagina's |
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Pagina 61
... Town , that all Perfons indifferently are not fit for this fort of Diverfion . I could wish , Sir , you could make them understand , that it is a kind of Acting to go in Masquerade , and a Man should be able to fay or do things proper ...
... Town , that all Perfons indifferently are not fit for this fort of Diverfion . I could wish , Sir , you could make them understand , that it is a kind of Acting to go in Masquerade , and a Man should be able to fay or do things proper ...
Pagina 121
... Town . The dancing Monkies are in one Place ; the Puppet - fhow in another ; the Opera in a third ; not to mention the Lions , that are almost a whole Day's Journey from the Politer Part of the Town . By this means People of Figure are ...
... Town . The dancing Monkies are in one Place ; the Puppet - fhow in another ; the Opera in a third ; not to mention the Lions , that are almost a whole Day's Journey from the Politer Part of the Town . By this means People of Figure are ...
Pagina 257
... Town , except the Shoemaker . His Pretenfion to be the Hero of the Drama appears ftill . more in his own Defcription of his way of Living with his Lady . There is , fays he , never a Man in Town lives more like a Gentleman with his Wife ...
... Town , except the Shoemaker . His Pretenfion to be the Hero of the Drama appears ftill . more in his own Defcription of his way of Living with his Lady . There is , fays he , never a Man in Town lives more like a Gentleman with his Wife ...
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