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... SPECTATOR to correct . fuch Mifdemeanors ; For higher of the geniai Bed by far , And with myfterious Reverence , I deem . I am , SIR , Your humble Servant , T. Meanwell . OSSO No.431 . Tuesday , July 15 . Quid dulcius hominum generi à ...
... SPECTATOR to correct . fuch Mifdemeanors ; For higher of the geniai Bed by far , And with myfterious Reverence , I deem . I am , SIR , Your humble Servant , T. Meanwell . OSSO No.431 . Tuesday , July 15 . Quid dulcius hominum generi à ...
Page 169
... Spectators . Befides , I muft own my Weak- nefs for Glory is fuch , that if I confulted that only , I might be fo far fway'd by it , as almoft to wish that no one could write a Spectator befides myfelf ; nor can I de- ny , but upon the ...
... Spectators . Befides , I muft own my Weak- nefs for Glory is fuch , that if I confulted that only , I might be fo far fway'd by it , as almoft to wish that no one could write a Spectator befides myfelf ; nor can I de- ny , but upon the ...
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... SPECTATOR . Mr. SPECTATOR , I T Hor . Venice , July 10 , N. S. Take it extreamly ill , that you do not reckon con- fpicuous Perfons of your Nation are within your Cognizance , tho ' out of the Dominions of Great Britain . I little ...
... SPECTATOR . Mr. SPECTATOR , I T Hor . Venice , July 10 , N. S. Take it extreamly ill , that you do not reckon con- fpicuous Perfons of your Nation are within your Cognizance , tho ' out of the Dominions of Great Britain . I little ...
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