The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson, 1728 |
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... many Favours and Civilities ( received from You in a private Capacity ) which I have no other Way to acknowledge , will , I hope , excufe VOL . VI . A this this Prefumption ; but the Juftice I , as a To the Right Honourable ...
... many Favours and Civilities ( received from You in a private Capacity ) which I have no other Way to acknowledge , will , I hope , excufe VOL . VI . A this this Prefumption ; but the Juftice I , as a To the Right Honourable ...
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... received very few Accounts of any no- torious Trips made in the last Month . BUT tho ' I hope for the beft , I fhall not pro- nounce too pofitively in this Point , ' till I have feen forty Weeks well over , at which Period of Time , as ...
... received very few Accounts of any no- torious Trips made in the last Month . BUT tho ' I hope for the beft , I fhall not pro- nounce too pofitively in this Point , ' till I have feen forty Weeks well over , at which Period of Time , as ...
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... received Queenship , but that I always looked for fuch an Alteration as now I find ; for the Ground of my Preferment being on no furer Foundati- on than your Grace's Fancy , the leaft Altera- tion I knew was fit and fufficient to draw ...
... received Queenship , but that I always looked for fuch an Alteration as now I find ; for the Ground of my Preferment being on no furer Foundati- on than your Grace's Fancy , the leaft Altera- tion I knew was fit and fufficient to draw ...
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... received from France , it was impoffible that it could be otherwife . As he was laying thefe together , and dictating to his Hearers with great Authority , there came in a Gentleman from Garraway's , who told us that there were feveral ...
... received from France , it was impoffible that it could be otherwife . As he was laying thefe together , and dictating to his Hearers with great Authority , there came in a Gentleman from Garraway's , who told us that there were feveral ...
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... received innumerable Elegancies and Improve- ments , from that Infufion of Hebraifms , which are derived to it out of the Poetical Paffages in Holy Writ . They give a Force and Energy to our Expreffions , warm and animate our Language ...
... received innumerable Elegancies and Improve- ments , from that Infufion of Hebraifms , which are derived to it out of the Poetical Paffages in Holy Writ . They give a Force and Energy to our Expreffions , warm and animate our Language ...
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