The Spectator: ...Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Pagina 28
... mistress ; for though they flew in fight , the mufic proceeded from a confort of flagelets and birds- cails which were planted behind the scenes . At the fame time I made this discovery , I found by the discourse of the actors , that ...
... mistress ; for though they flew in fight , the mufic proceeded from a confort of flagelets and birds- cails which were planted behind the scenes . At the fame time I made this discovery , I found by the discourse of the actors , that ...
Pagina 52
... mistress , how happy he should be to have her in his own coun- try , where she should be clothed in fuch filks as his waistcoat was made of , and be carried in houses drawn by horfes , without being exposed to wind and wea- ther . All ...
... mistress , how happy he should be to have her in his own coun- try , where she should be clothed in fuch filks as his waistcoat was made of , and be carried in houses drawn by horfes , without being exposed to wind and wea- ther . All ...
Pagina 54
... mistress ( tho ' I am by ) whether the gen- tleman is ready to go to dinner , as the mistress ( who is indeed an excellent housewife ) scolds at the fervants as heartily before my face as behind my back . In short , I move up and down ...
... mistress ( tho ' I am by ) whether the gen- tleman is ready to go to dinner , as the mistress ( who is indeed an excellent housewife ) scolds at the fervants as heartily before my face as behind my back . In short , I move up and down ...
Pagina 85
... mistress , as he who has no re- gard for his own life has over his adversary . While the generality of the world are fettered by rules and move by proper and just methods ; he , who has no re- spect to any of them , carries away the ...
... mistress , as he who has no re- gard for his own life has over his adversary . While the generality of the world are fettered by rules and move by proper and just methods ; he , who has no re- spect to any of them , carries away the ...
Pagina 100
... mistress . She did not like your air , ' and faid the wondered what strange fellows I was ac- ' quainted with . Dear Sir , confider it is as much as my • life is worth , if she should think we were intimate ; ' therefore I earnestly ...
... mistress . She did not like your air , ' and faid the wondered what strange fellows I was ac- ' quainted with . Dear Sir , confider it is as much as my • life is worth , if she should think we were intimate ; ' therefore I earnestly ...
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