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Pagina 74
... , we muft fuppofe that Women of the first Quality used to pafs away whole Mornings at a Puppet - Show : That they attefted their Principles by their Patches : That an Audience would fit Prin- 74 The SPECTATOR . No. 101 ...
... , we muft fuppofe that Women of the first Quality used to pafs away whole Mornings at a Puppet - Show : That they attefted their Principles by their Patches : That an Audience would fit Prin- 74 The SPECTATOR . No. 101 ...
Pagina 111
... used me fo ill as the perverfe • Widow did ; and yet I am fure I could not fee a Sprig of any Bough of this whole Walk of Trees , but I ' fhould reflect upon her and her Severity . She has cer- tainly the finest Hand of any Woman in the ...
... used me fo ill as the perverfe • Widow did ; and yet I am fure I could not fee a Sprig of any Bough of this whole Walk of Trees , but I ' fhould reflect upon her and her Severity . She has cer- tainly the finest Hand of any Woman in the ...
Pagina 190
... used in his private Offices of Devotion to give Thanks to Heaven that he was born a Frenchman : For my own Part I look upon it as a peculiar Bleffing that I was born an Englishman . Among many other Reasons , I think my felf very happy ...
... used in his private Offices of Devotion to give Thanks to Heaven that he was born a Frenchman : For my own Part I look upon it as a peculiar Bleffing that I was born an Englishman . Among many other Reasons , I think my felf very happy ...
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