“The” Tatler, Volum 2Nichols and Son, 1806 |
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Pàgina 14
... confe- quence is accordingly . He watches half the play for a glance from her fifter , while Gatty is overlooked and neglected . I wish you heartily as much fuccefs in the management of it as I 14 No 52 . THE TATLER .
... confe- quence is accordingly . He watches half the play for a glance from her fifter , while Gatty is overlooked and neglected . I wish you heartily as much fuccefs in the management of it as I 14 No 52 . THE TATLER .
Pàgina 27
... play ; but perhaps the had rather go to lady Centaur's * and play at ombre . ' They were both perfons of good difcerning , and foon found that they mortally hated each other , by their manner of hiding it . Certain it is , that there ...
... play ; but perhaps the had rather go to lady Centaur's * and play at ombre . ' They were both perfons of good difcerning , and foon found that they mortally hated each other , by their manner of hiding it . Certain it is , that there ...
Pàgina 33
... play . There are two attacks against the citadel , commanded by general Lottum and general Schuylemberg , which are both carried on with great fuccefs , and it is not doubted but the citadel will be in the hands of the allies before the ...
... play . There are two attacks against the citadel , commanded by general Lottum and general Schuylemberg , which are both carried on with great fuccefs , and it is not doubted but the citadel will be in the hands of the allies before the ...
Pàgina 39
... play for her entertainment , and thinks of a man , not as the object of love , but the tool of her interest or pride . If ever Aglaura comes to the empire of this inconftant , fhe will endear the memory of her predeceffor . But in the ...
... play for her entertainment , and thinks of a man , not as the object of love , but the tool of her interest or pride . If ever Aglaura comes to the empire of this inconftant , fhe will endear the memory of her predeceffor . But in the ...
Pàgina 83
... play at hazard , when he could hardly difcern by the affiftance of his fpectacles whether he won or loft . When he was laughed at for this folly , and told , that to be fure he muft play by the ear ; I cannot help it , ' faid he , I ...
... play at hazard , when he could hardly difcern by the affiftance of his fpectacles whether he won or loft . When he was laughed at for this folly , and told , that to be fure he muft play by the ear ; I cannot help it , ' faid he , I ...
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