The Works of Joseph Addison: The SpectatorG.P. Putnam & Company, 1854 |
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... Mohocks . cushion . Picture in the lid of his snuff - box . promises me her woman to cut my hair . crimp . A term in the game of Basset . - C . Old Lady Faddle Lost five guineas at A tragedy by Dryden . - C . Twelve o'clock at night ...
... Mohocks . cushion . Picture in the lid of his snuff - box . promises me her woman to cut my hair . crimp . A term in the game of Basset . - C . Old Lady Faddle Lost five guineas at A tragedy by Dryden . - C . Twelve o'clock at night ...
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... Mohocks should be abroad . ' ' I assure you ( says he ) , I of which was vented after Leigh's exploit : -towards the end of the comedy Teague has to haul in Obadiah with a halter about his neck and to threaten to hang him for refusing ...
... Mohocks should be abroad . ' ' I assure you ( says he ) , I of which was vented after Leigh's exploit : -towards the end of the comedy Teague has to haul in Obadiah with a halter about his neck and to threaten to hang him for refusing ...
الصفحة 242
... Mohocks were so intolerable , that they became the subject of a royal proclamation issued on the 18th of March , just a week before Sir Roger's visit to Drury Lane . Swift - who was horribly afraid of them — mentions some of their ...
... Mohocks were so intolerable , that they became the subject of a royal proclamation issued on the 18th of March , just a week before Sir Roger's visit to Drury Lane . Swift - who was horribly afraid of them — mentions some of their ...
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