The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Pagina 69
... whole Bundle of Letters in Womens Hands that are full of Blots and Calumnies , infomuch , that when I fee the Name Calia , Phillis , Paftora , or the like , at the Bottom of a Scrawl , I conclude on courfe that it brings me fome Account ...
... whole Bundle of Letters in Womens Hands that are full of Blots and Calumnies , infomuch , that when I fee the Name Calia , Phillis , Paftora , or the like , at the Bottom of a Scrawl , I conclude on courfe that it brings me fome Account ...
Pagina 123
... whole Art of Ma chinery , for the Diverfion of the two Monarchs . Some at the Table urged , that a Puppet - Show was ... whole Table . Upon which the Undertaker told us , that he had not yet communicated to us above half his Defign ; for ...
... whole Art of Ma chinery , for the Diverfion of the two Monarchs . Some at the Table urged , that a Puppet - Show was ... whole Table . Upon which the Undertaker told us , that he had not yet communicated to us above half his Defign ; for ...
Pagina 250
... whole Hemisphere is extinguifhed ; fuch was the vanish- ing of the Goddess : and not only of the Goddess her self , but of the whole Army that attended her , which fympa- thized with their Leader , and fhrunk into Nothing , in ...
... whole Hemisphere is extinguifhed ; fuch was the vanish- ing of the Goddess : and not only of the Goddess her self , but of the whole Army that attended her , which fympa- thized with their Leader , and fhrunk into Nothing , in ...
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