The Spectator, Том 701893 |
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... called it, to the squire ; and were bribed by him to admit him whenever he thought fit. I happened to he sitting in a little parlour which belonged to my own part of the house, and musing over one of the fondest of my husband's letters ...
... called it, to the squire ; and were bribed by him to admit him whenever he thought fit. I happened to he sitting in a little parlour which belonged to my own part of the house, and musing over one of the fondest of my husband's letters ...
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... Called for my flowered handkerchief. Worked half a violet leaf in it. Eyes ached and hend out of order. Threw by my work, and read over the remaining part of " Aurengzebe " From three to four. Dined. From four to twelve. Changed my mind ...
... Called for my flowered handkerchief. Worked half a violet leaf in it. Eyes ached and hend out of order. Threw by my work, and read over the remaining part of " Aurengzebe " From three to four. Dined. From four to twelve. Changed my mind ...
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... called me Indamora.* Saturday. Rose at eight o'clock in the morning. Sat down to my toilette. From eight to nine. Shifted a patch for half an hour before I could determine it. Fixed it above my left eye brow. From nine to twelve. Drank ...
... called me Indamora.* Saturday. Rose at eight o'clock in the morning. Sat down to my toilette. From eight to nine. Shifted a patch for half an hour before I could determine it. Fixed it above my left eye brow. From nine to twelve. Drank ...
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... talked of seeing themselves in wells, fountains, lakes, and rivers. Nay, says he, I remember Mr. Dryden in bis Ovid tells us of a swinging fellow, called Polypheme, that made use of the sea 10 THE SPECTATOR. [No. 325.
... talked of seeing themselves in wells, fountains, lakes, and rivers. Nay, says he, I remember Mr. Dryden in bis Ovid tells us of a swinging fellow, called Polypheme, that made use of the sea 10 THE SPECTATOR. [No. 325.
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swinging fellow, called Polypheme, that made use of the sea for his looking-glass, and could never dress himself to advantage but in a calm. My friend Will, to show us the whole compass of his learning upon this subject, further ...
swinging fellow, called Polypheme, that made use of the sea for his looking-glass, and could never dress himself to advantage but in a calm. My friend Will, to show us the whole compass of his learning upon this subject, further ...
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