The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Volumen2G. Bell, 1881 |
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... petticoat , I gave orders to bring in a criminal who was ta ap as she went out of the puppet - show about three nig ago , and was now standing in the street with a great course of people about her . Word was brought me , t she had ...
... petticoat , I gave orders to bring in a criminal who was ta ap as she went out of the puppet - show about three nig ago , and was now standing in the street with a great course of people about her . Word was brought me , t she had ...
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... petticoat , she should be very glad to see an example made of it ; and that she wore it for no other reason , but that she had a mind to look as big and burly as other persons of her quality : that she had kept out of it as long as she ...
... petticoat , she should be very glad to see an example made of it ; and that she wore it for no other reason , but that she had a mind to look as big and burly as other persons of her quality : that she had kept out of it as long as she ...
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... petticoat within some yards of a modish circumference . In the same place I observed a young fellow with a tolerable periwig , had it not been covered with a hat that was shaped in the Ramillie cock . As I proceeded on my journey , I ...
... petticoat within some yards of a modish circumference . In the same place I observed a young fellow with a tolerable periwig , had it not been covered with a hat that was shaped in the Ramillie cock . As I proceeded on my journey , I ...
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TATLER | 5 |
Dramatic News and Criticism | 20 |
Inventory of the Playhouse | 43 |
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