The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson, 1728 |
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... feems , could hold out no longer , telling me fhe looked upon the Month as then out , for that The had all along reckoned by the New Stile . On the other hand , I have great reafon to be- lieve , from feveral angry Letters which have ...
... feems , could hold out no longer , telling me fhe looked upon the Month as then out , for that The had all along reckoned by the New Stile . On the other hand , I have great reafon to be- lieve , from feveral angry Letters which have ...
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... thay latif Am fo furprized at the Question you were at a loss what to fay to it . At least my Anfwer would be too long to trouble you with , as it would would come from a Perfon , who , it feems N ° 40 % . 31 : The SPECTATOR .
... thay latif Am fo furprized at the Question you were at a loss what to fay to it . At least my Anfwer would be too long to trouble you with , as it would would come from a Perfon , who , it feems N ° 40 % . 31 : The SPECTATOR .
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would come from a Perfon , who , it feems , is fo very indifferent to you . Instead of it , I fhall only recommend to your Confideration the O- " pinion of one whofe Sentiments on thefe Mat- ters I have often heard you fay are extreamly ...
would come from a Perfon , who , it feems , is fo very indifferent to you . Instead of it , I fhall only recommend to your Confideration the O- " pinion of one whofe Sentiments on thefe Mat- ters I have often heard you fay are extreamly ...
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... feems to ' hint to me , that as virtuous as the has always appeared , I am not the Daughter of her Huf- • band . · my It is poffible that printing this Letter may relieve me from the unnatural Importuni- ty of my Mother , and the ...
... feems to ' hint to me , that as virtuous as the has always appeared , I am not the Daughter of her Huf- • band . · my It is poffible that printing this Letter may relieve me from the unnatural Importuni- ty of my Mother , and the ...
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... very improper Perfon to give Rules for Oratory ; but I believe every one will agree with me in this , that we ought either to lay afide all kinds of Ge- fture , fture , ( which feems to be very fuitable to 56 N ° 407 The SPECTATOR .
... very improper Perfon to give Rules for Oratory ; but I believe every one will agree with me in this , that we ought either to lay afide all kinds of Ge- fture , fture , ( which feems to be very fuitable to 56 N ° 407 The SPECTATOR .
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