The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... such a Gentleman at such a Place ' in fuch a coloured Coat , fome fhewing the Terrour she ⚫ was in of a jealous old Husband , others explaining that the Severity of her Parents was such ( tho ' her Fortune was fettled ) that fhe was ...
... such a Gentleman at such a Place ' in fuch a coloured Coat , fome fhewing the Terrour she ⚫ was in of a jealous old Husband , others explaining that the Severity of her Parents was such ( tho ' her Fortune was fettled ) that fhe was ...
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... such Pranks , and run such Hazards , that none but the Servants of the Fire - Office , Tilers and Masons , could have been able to perform the like . The Author of the following Letter , it seems , has been of the Audience at one of ...
... such Pranks , and run such Hazards , that none but the Servants of the Fire - Office , Tilers and Masons , could have been able to perform the like . The Author of the following Letter , it seems , has been of the Audience at one of ...
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... such a • One as I have now in my Eye , who is foremost in all ' Danger to which he is ordered . His Officers are his • Friends and Companions , as they are Men of Honour ⚫ and Gentlemen ; the private Men his Brethren , as they are of ...
... such a • One as I have now in my Eye , who is foremost in all ' Danger to which he is ordered . His Officers are his • Friends and Companions , as they are Men of Honour ⚫ and Gentlemen ; the private Men his Brethren , as they are of ...
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