The Rambler. ...W. Gordon, C. Wright, and the other booksellers, 1767 |
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Page 222
... therefore I fhould be glad to fee the Sons of England marching in the field , every man with the Picture of a Woman of Honour bound upon his hand . But fince in the Army , as as every where else , there will always be Men 222 IDLER . THE.
... therefore I fhould be glad to fee the Sons of England marching in the field , every man with the Picture of a Woman of Honour bound upon his hand . But fince in the Army , as as every where else , there will always be Men 222 IDLER . THE.
Page 223
... Honour will permit to love her , there is a neceffity of fome other distinctions and devices . I HAVE read of a Prince who having loft a town , ordered the name of it to be every morning fhouted in his ear till it fhould be re- covered ...
... Honour will permit to love her , there is a neceffity of fome other distinctions and devices . I HAVE read of a Prince who having loft a town , ordered the name of it to be every morning fhouted in his ear till it fhould be re- covered ...
Page 267
... as Traders is leffened , and I cannot forbear to fufpect , that my Husband's honour as a Wit is not much ad- vanced , for he seems to be always the lowest of the company , is afraid to tell his opinion N 2 of THE IDLER . 267.
... as Traders is leffened , and I cannot forbear to fufpect , that my Husband's honour as a Wit is not much ad- vanced , for he seems to be always the lowest of the company , is afraid to tell his opinion N 2 of THE IDLER . 267.
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DLERs Character IDLE 2 Invitation of Correspondents 4 Charities and Hofpitals | 4 |
Ladys Performance on Horſeback 3 IDLERs Reafon for writing 5 Propofal for a Female Army | 5 |
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