The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... live un- der the fame Laws , and fpeak the fame Language , are a diftinct People from thofe of Cheapfide , who are like- wife removed from thofe of the Temple on the one fide , and those of Smithfield on the other , by feveral Climates ...
... live un- der the fame Laws , and fpeak the fame Language , are a diftinct People from thofe of Cheapfide , who are like- wife removed from thofe of the Temple on the one fide , and those of Smithfield on the other , by feveral Climates ...
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... live without the conftant Helps of Business or Company , let them confider , that in the Country there is no Exchange , there are no Play-- houses , no Variety of Coffee - houses , nor many of those other Amusements which ferve here as ...
... live without the conftant Helps of Business or Company , let them confider , that in the Country there is no Exchange , there are no Play-- houses , no Variety of Coffee - houses , nor many of those other Amusements which ferve here as ...
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... One would think the Hector- ing , the Storming , the Sullen , and all the different Spe- cies and Subordinations of the Angry should be cured , by knowing knowing they live only as pardoned Men ; and how No. 438. The SPECTATOR . 157 .
... One would think the Hector- ing , the Storming , the Sullen , and all the different Spe- cies and Subordinations of the Angry should be cured , by knowing knowing they live only as pardoned Men ; and how No. 438. The SPECTATOR . 157 .
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