The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... SPECTATOR . Mr. SPECTATOR , Venice , July 10. N. S. Take it extremely 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 thought in the ...
... SPECTATOR . Mr. SPECTATOR , Venice , July 10. N. S. Take it extremely 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 thought in the ...
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... SPECTATOR , Your humble Servant , R. C. July 24 , 1712 . OTWITHSTANDING the repeated N Cenfures that your Spectatorial Wisdom has paffed upon People more remarkable for Impudence than Wit , there are yet fome remaining , who pafs with ...
... SPECTATOR , Your humble Servant , R. C. July 24 , 1712 . OTWITHSTANDING the repeated N Cenfures that your Spectatorial Wisdom has paffed upon People more remarkable for Impudence than Wit , there are yet fome remaining , who pafs with ...
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... Spectator about Punns , N. 396 . R R. Allery in Converfation , the Abfurdity of it , N. 422 . Rainbow , the Figure of one contributes to its Mag- nificence , as much as the Colours to its Beauty , N. 415 . Ramble , from Richmond by ...
... Spectator about Punns , N. 396 . R R. Allery in Converfation , the Abfurdity of it , N. 422 . Rainbow , the Figure of one contributes to its Mag- nificence , as much as the Colours to its Beauty , N. 415 . Ramble , from Richmond by ...
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