The Spectator, Volume 3Messrs. Payne, Rivington, Davis, Longman, Dodsley [and 23 others in London], 1788 - English essays |
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... fent for to him , whom he endeavoured to foften and reconcile with all poffible conjugal careffes and endearments ; but fhe de- clined his embraces , and anfwered all his fondness with bitter invectives for the death of her father and ...
... fent for to him , whom he endeavoured to foften and reconcile with all poffible conjugal careffes and endearments ; but fhe de- clined his embraces , and anfwered all his fondness with bitter invectives for the death of her father and ...
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... taken from the French Sept. 1 , 1695 , by King William , in the fight of an army of 100,000 men , which the King of France had fent to relieve it . apprifed apprifed by one who stood near him , that the 20 N ° 173 THE SPECTATOR .
... taken from the French Sept. 1 , 1695 , by King William , in the fight of an army of 100,000 men , which the King of France had fent to relieve it . apprifed apprifed by one who stood near him , that the 20 N ° 173 THE SPECTATOR .
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... fent to the Spectator , & c . " afterwards published in 1725 , 8vo . is one from Coleshill to inform him what public deference had been paid to his opinion ( chiefly thro ' the mediation of fome neighbouring ladies ) and to beg his ...
... fent to the Spectator , & c . " afterwards published in 1725 , 8vo . is one from Coleshill to inform him what public deference had been paid to his opinion ( chiefly thro ' the mediation of fome neighbouring ladies ) and to beg his ...
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... fent to me . Exeter , Sept. 7 . · C Mr. SPECTATOR , You OU were pleafed in a late Speculation to take notice of the inconvenience we lie under in the country , in not being able to keep pace with the fashion * . But there is another ...
... fent to me . Exeter , Sept. 7 . · C Mr. SPECTATOR , You OU were pleafed in a late Speculation to take notice of the inconvenience we lie under in the country , in not being able to keep pace with the fashion * . But there is another ...
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... fent me the following letter , which I have cas- trated in fome places upon these confiderations . SIR , Having lately feen your discourse upon a Match of Grinning * , I cannot forbear giving you an account of a Whiftling Match , which ...
... fent me the following letter , which I have cas- trated in fome places upon these confiderations . SIR , Having lately feen your discourse upon a Match of Grinning * , I cannot forbear giving you an account of a Whiftling Match , which ...
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