The Spectator, Volume 2J. Sharpe, 1808 |
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Pagina 193
... Thou , like the hindmost chariot - wheels , art curst Still to be near , but ne'er to be the first . DRYDEN . Great masters in painting never care for drawing people in the fashion ; as very well knowing that the head - dress , or ...
... Thou , like the hindmost chariot - wheels , art curst Still to be near , but ne'er to be the first . DRYDEN . Great masters in painting never care for drawing people in the fashion ; as very well knowing that the head - dress , or ...
Pagina 202
... like nature . I have however orders from the club to summon thee up to town , being all of us cursed : ly afraid thou wilt not be able to relish our com . a pany , after thy conversations with Moll White , 20 131 . SPECTATOR .
... like nature . I have however orders from the club to summon thee up to town , being all of us cursed : ly afraid thou wilt not be able to relish our com . a pany , after thy conversations with Moll White , 20 131 . SPECTATOR .
Pagina 203
... thou dost not come up quickly , we shall conclude that thou art in love with one of Sir Roger's dairy - maids . Service to the knight . Sir Andrew is grown the cock of the club since he left us , and , if he does not return quickly ...
... thou dost not come up quickly , we shall conclude that thou art in love with one of Sir Roger's dairy - maids . Service to the knight . Sir Andrew is grown the cock of the club since he left us , and , if he does not return quickly ...
Pagina 205
... thou art a person of a light mind , thy drum is a type of thee , it soundeth because it is empty . Verily , it is not : from thy fulness , but thy emptiness , that thou hast spoken this day . Friend , friend , we have hired this coach ...
... thou art a person of a light mind , thy drum is a type of thee , it soundeth because it is empty . Verily , it is not : from thy fulness , but thy emptiness , that thou hast spoken this day . Friend , friend , we have hired this coach ...
Pagina 206
: Come , thou art , I see , a smoky old fellow , and I will be very orderly the ensuing part of my journey . I was going to give myself airs ; but , ladies ; I beg pardon . The captain was so little out of humour , and our company was ...
: Come , thou art , I see , a smoky old fellow , and I will be very orderly the ensuing part of my journey . I was going to give myself airs ; but , ladies ; I beg pardon . The captain was so little out of humour , and our company was ...
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