The Spectator, Volume 2J. Sharpe, 1808 |
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Pagina 7
... keep up a faree of retinue and grandeur within his own house , shall shrink at the expectation of surly demands at his doors . The debtor is the creditor's criminal , and all the officers of power and state , whom we behold make so ...
... keep up a faree of retinue and grandeur within his own house , shall shrink at the expectation of surly demands at his doors . The debtor is the creditor's criminal , and all the officers of power and state , whom we behold make so ...
Pagina 8
... keep a public table , or feed dogs , like a worthy English gentleman , til he has out - run half his estate , and leave the same incumbrance upon his first - born , and so on ; till one man of more vigour than ordinary goes quite ...
... keep a public table , or feed dogs , like a worthy English gentleman , til he has out - run half his estate , and leave the same incumbrance upon his first - born , and so on ; till one man of more vigour than ordinary goes quite ...
Pagina 26
... the young merchants too long near ' Change , and -apother fair one who keeps the students at her house b E. he 11 le e e of e Et. MR . SPECTATOR , * See No 48 . * This Idol was a young widow who kept the SPECTATOR . 87 .
... the young merchants too long near ' Change , and -apother fair one who keeps the students at her house b E. he 11 le e e of e Et. MR . SPECTATOR , * See No 48 . * This Idol was a young widow who kept the SPECTATOR . 87 .
Pagina 30
... keep equipages . It is a common humour among the retinue of people of quality , when they are in their revels , that is when they are out of their masters ' sight , to assume in a humorous way the names and titles of those whose ...
... keep equipages . It is a common humour among the retinue of people of quality , when they are in their revels , that is when they are out of their masters ' sight , to assume in a humorous way the names and titles of those whose ...
Pagina 41
... keep no measures with them as soon as I was at liberty ; but upon asking my old woman what was become of the two ladies , she told me she believed they were by that time within sight of Paris , for that they went away in a coach and six ...
... keep no measures with them as soon as I was at liberty ; but upon asking my old woman what was become of the two ladies , she told me she believed they were by that time within sight of Paris , for that they went away in a coach and six ...
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