The Spectator, 1±ÇJ. Tonson, 1729 |
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... Occasion , matter of great Jeft , if a Man enters with a prominent Pair of Shoulders into an Affembly , or is diftinguifhed by an Ex- panfion of Mouth , or Obliquity of Afpect . It is happy for a Man , that has any of thefe Oddneffes ...
... Occasion , matter of great Jeft , if a Man enters with a prominent Pair of Shoulders into an Affembly , or is diftinguifhed by an Ex- panfion of Mouth , or Obliquity of Afpect . It is happy for a Man , that has any of thefe Oddneffes ...
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... Occasion , matter of great Jeft , if a Man enters with a prominent Pair of Shoulders into an Affembly , or is diftinguifhed by an Ex- panfion of Mouth , or Obliquity of Afpect . It is happy for a Man , that has any of thefe Oddnesses ...
... Occasion , matter of great Jeft , if a Man enters with a prominent Pair of Shoulders into an Affembly , or is diftinguifhed by an Ex- panfion of Mouth , or Obliquity of Afpect . It is happy for a Man , that has any of thefe Oddnesses ...
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... lately informed , that the Gallant Train'd- Bands had patroll'd all Night long about the Streets of London : We indeed could not imagine any Occasion for • it , N " C ¡¤ " it , we gueffed not 168 N ¡Æ 43 The SPECTATOR .
... lately informed , that the Gallant Train'd- Bands had patroll'd all Night long about the Streets of London : We indeed could not imagine any Occasion for • it , N " C ¡¤ " it , we gueffed not 168 N ¡Æ 43 The SPECTATOR .
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... Occasion . There lay in the Body of the Piece a Venus , under a Purple Canopy furled with curious Wreaths of Drapery , half naked , attended with a Train of Cupids , who were bufied in Fanning her as fhe flept . Behind her was drawn a ...
... Occasion . There lay in the Body of the Piece a Venus , under a Purple Canopy furled with curious Wreaths of Drapery , half naked , attended with a Train of Cupids , who were bufied in Fanning her as fhe flept . Behind her was drawn a ...
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... Occasion , can make a Caudle or a Sack Poffet better than any Man in England . He is likewife a won- derful Critick in Cambrick and Muslins , and will talk an Hour together upon a Sweet - meat . He entertains his Mother every Night with ...
... Occasion , can make a Caudle or a Sack Poffet better than any Man in England . He is likewife a won- derful Critick in Cambrick and Muslins , and will talk an Hour together upon a Sweet - meat . He entertains his Mother every Night with ...
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