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I then turned on my right Hand into Fish Street where the chief Politician of that Quarter , upon hearing the News ( after having taken a Pipe of Tobacco , and ruminated for fome time ) If , fays he , the King of France is certainly ...
I then turned on my right Hand into Fish Street where the chief Politician of that Quarter , upon hearing the News ( after having taken a Pipe of Tobacco , and ruminated for fome time ) If , fays he , the King of France is certainly ...
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I saw several barren Plants , which bore only Leaves , without any Hopes of Flower or • Fruit : The Leares of fome were fragrant and wellfhaped , of others ill - fcented and irregular . I wonder'd ' at a Set of old whimsical Botanifts ...
I saw several barren Plants , which bore only Leaves , without any Hopes of Flower or • Fruit : The Leares of fome were fragrant and wellfhaped , of others ill - fcented and irregular . I wonder'd ' at a Set of old whimsical Botanifts ...
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When I have expected to meet with a learned Note upon a doubtful Paffage in a Latin Poet , I have only been informed , that fuch or such ancient Manufcripts for an et write an ac , or of fome other notable Difcovery of the like ...
When I have expected to meet with a learned Note upon a doubtful Paffage in a Latin Poet , I have only been informed , that fuch or such ancient Manufcripts for an et write an ac , or of fome other notable Difcovery of the like ...
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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