The Indicator, and the Companion: A Miscellany for the Fields and the Fire-side, Volume 1H. Colburn, 1834 |
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Page 122
... of this additional loss , however trivial , began tearing his hair and beard , and hopping about the room , giving his wife a new and scandalous epithet sense . at every step , as if he was dancing to 122 THE INDICATOR .
... of this additional loss , however trivial , began tearing his hair and beard , and hopping about the room , giving his wife a new and scandalous epithet sense . at every step , as if he was dancing to 122 THE INDICATOR .
Page 123
... dancing to a catalogue of her imperfections . The story shook all the shoulders in Bologna for a month after . As we find , by the length to which this article has already reached , that we should otherwise be obliged to compress our ...
... dancing to a catalogue of her imperfections . The story shook all the shoulders in Bologna for a month after . As we find , by the length to which this article has already reached , that we should otherwise be obliged to compress our ...
Page 155
... Sir , ' says he to the person in the coach , ' your lady plays excellently , and I doubt not but that she dances as well ; will you please to walk 6 out of the coach , and let me have the THIEVES , ANCIENT AND MODERN . 155.
... Sir , ' says he to the person in the coach , ' your lady plays excellently , and I doubt not but that she dances as well ; will you please to walk 6 out of the coach , and let me have the THIEVES , ANCIENT AND MODERN . 155.
Page 156
... dancing being over , he waits on the lady to her coach . going in , says Du Vall to him , to pay the music . ' ' No , I have not , ' replies the knight , and putting his hand under the seat of the coach , pulls out a hundred pounds in a ...
... dancing being over , he waits on the lady to her coach . going in , says Du Vall to him , to pay the music . ' ' No , I have not , ' replies the knight , and putting his hand under the seat of the coach , pulls out a hundred pounds in a ...
Page 157
... dancing , and his graceful manner of taking the hundred pounds ; his generosity , in taking no more ; his wit and elo- quence , and readiness at repartees , in the whole dis- course with the knight and lady , the greatest part of which ...
... dancing , and his graceful manner of taking the hundred pounds ; his generosity , in taking no more ; his wit and elo- quence , and readiness at repartees , in the whole dis- course with the knight and lady , the greatest part of which ...
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