The Spectator, Band 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... Town , and introduced me to · a grave Matron , with whom I boarded for a Day or two with great Gravity . and was not a little pleased with the Change of my Condition , from that of a Coun- try Life to the finest Company , as I believed ...
... Town , and introduced me to · a grave Matron , with whom I boarded for a Day or two with great Gravity . and was not a little pleased with the Change of my Condition , from that of a Coun- try Life to the finest Company , as I believed ...
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... Town . I cannot ' tell whether you will do me Juftice or no , till I fee whe- ⚫ther you print this or not ; other wife , as I now live with ' Sal , I could give you a very juft Account of who and ' who is together in this Town . You ...
... Town . I cannot ' tell whether you will do me Juftice or no , till I fee whe- ⚫ther you print this or not ; other wife , as I now live with ' Sal , I could give you a very juft Account of who and ' who is together in this Town . You ...
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... Town : For they have now got a Trick of never fending to their Acquaintance when they first come ; ⚫ and if one does not vifit them within the Week which they stay at home , it is a mortal Quarrel . Now , Dear Mr. SPEC , either command ...
... Town : For they have now got a Trick of never fending to their Acquaintance when they first come ; ⚫ and if one does not vifit them within the Week which they stay at home , it is a mortal Quarrel . Now , Dear Mr. SPEC , either command ...
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