The Spectator ..Peter Wilson, 1755 |
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... Humble Servant , The SPECTATOR . THE SPECTATOR . VOL . V. A3 THE 1 SPECTATOR DEDICATION . My LORD, ...
... Humble Servant , The SPECTATOR . THE SPECTATOR . VOL . V. A3 THE 1 SPECTATOR DEDICATION . My LORD, ...
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... humble fervant , Philanthropos . The following letter is of a quite contrary nature ; but I add it here , that the ... servant . And I am the 6 more bold now to write to your sweet self , because I • am now my own man , and may ...
... humble fervant , Philanthropos . The following letter is of a quite contrary nature ; but I add it here , that the ... servant . And I am the 6 more bold now to write to your sweet self , because I • am now my own man , and may ...
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... humble servant , Let me know whether you think the next child will • love Horses as much as Molly does China - Ware . N ° 327 Saturday , March 15 . ******* T -Major rerum mihi nafcitur ordo . Virg . Æn . 7. V. 45 . A larger scene of ...
... humble servant , Let me know whether you think the next child will • love Horses as much as Molly does China - Ware . N ° 327 Saturday , March 15 . ******* T -Major rerum mihi nafcitur ordo . Virg . Æn . 7. V. 45 . A larger scene of ...
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... humble Servant , Jack Lightfoot . P. S. My friend will have me acquaint you , That though he would not willingly detract from the merit of that extraordinary strokes - man Mr. Sprightly , yet it ' is his real opinion , that some of ...
... humble Servant , Jack Lightfoot . P. S. My friend will have me acquaint you , That though he would not willingly detract from the merit of that extraordinary strokes - man Mr. Sprightly , yet it ' is his real opinion , that some of ...
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... humble servant , Physibulus . 215 215 Saturday , ** N ° 339 Saturday , March 29 . Ut 76 N ° 338 THE SPECTATOR .
... humble servant , Physibulus . 215 215 Saturday , ** N ° 339 Saturday , March 29 . Ut 76 N ° 338 THE SPECTATOR .
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