The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Pagina 49
... Lion . Upon which the Lion faid very juftly , We Lions are none of us Painters , elfe we could fhew a hundred Men killed by Lions , for one Lion killed by a Man . You Men are Writers , and can reprefent us Women as unbecoming as you ...
... Lion . Upon which the Lion faid very juftly , We Lions are none of us Painters , elfe we could fhew a hundred Men killed by Lions , for one Lion killed by a Man . You Men are Writers , and can reprefent us Women as unbecoming as you ...
Pagina 56
... Lion was a Coufin - Ger- man of the Tiger who made his Appearance in King William's Days , and that the Stage would be supplied with Lions at the publick Expence , during the whole Seffion . Many likewife were the Conjectures of the ...
... Lion was a Coufin - Ger- man of the Tiger who made his Appearance in King William's Days , and that the Stage would be supplied with Lions at the publick Expence , during the whole Seffion . Many likewife were the Conjectures of the ...
Pagina 57
... Lion's Skin , it was thought proper to difcard him : And it is verily believed , to this Day , that had he been brought upon the Stage a- nother time , he would certainly have done Mischief . Be- fides it was objected against the first Lion ...
... Lion's Skin , it was thought proper to difcard him : And it is verily believed , to this Day , that had he been brought upon the Stage a- nother time , he would certainly have done Mischief . Be- fides it was objected against the first Lion ...
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