The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... fhall therefore take the Liberty to ac- quaint you , however harsh it may found in a Lady's Ears , that tho ' your Love - Fit fhould happen to return , unless you could contrive a way to make your Recantation as ⚫ well known to the ...
... fhall therefore take the Liberty to ac- quaint you , however harsh it may found in a Lady's Ears , that tho ' your Love - Fit fhould happen to return , unless you could contrive a way to make your Recantation as ⚫ well known to the ...
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... fhall , in the next Place , fuggeft to you another for a Monthly Pamphlet , which I fhall likewife fubmit to your Spectatorial Wisdom . I need not tell you , Sir , that there are feveral Authors in France , Germany , and Holland , as ...
... fhall , in the next Place , fuggeft to you another for a Monthly Pamphlet , which I fhall likewife fubmit to your Spectatorial Wisdom . I need not tell you , Sir , that there are feveral Authors in France , Germany , and Holland , as ...
Page 254
... fhall give a particular Account " how two or three hundred People were dreffed ; a Thing , by reafon of its Variety ... fhall fhall never publish Verse on that Day but what is 254 The SPECTATOR . N ° 461 .
... fhall give a particular Account " how two or three hundred People were dreffed ; a Thing , by reafon of its Variety ... fhall fhall never publish Verse on that Day but what is 254 The SPECTATOR . N ° 461 .
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