The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Servant , Ralph Thimbleton . 26 Mr. SPECTATOR , W HEN you want a Trifle to fill up a Paper , in inserting this you will lay an Obligation on July 15th , 1712 . Dear Olivia , Your bumble Servant , OLIVIO . T is but this Moment I have had ...
... Servant , Ralph Thimbleton . 26 Mr. SPECTATOR , W HEN you want a Trifle to fill up a Paper , in inserting this you will lay an Obligation on July 15th , 1712 . Dear Olivia , Your bumble Servant , OLIVIO . T is but this Moment I have had ...
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... 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 the giddy Part of Mankind ...
... 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 the giddy Part of Mankind ...
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... Servant , Timothy Stanza . Aug. 23. 1712 . · 6 SIR , H AVING a little Time upon my Hands , I could not think of beftowing it better , than in writing an Epistle to the SPECTATOR , which I now do , and am , SIR , Your bumble Servant ...
... Servant , Timothy Stanza . Aug. 23. 1712 . · 6 SIR , H AVING a little Time upon my Hands , I could not think of beftowing it better , than in writing an Epistle to the SPECTATOR , which I now do , and am , SIR , Your bumble Servant ...
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