The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 19
... Letter which my Cynthio writ upon the Misapprehenfion you must have been under ' when you writ , for want of hearing the whole Circum- • ftance . ROBIN came back in an Inftant , and Cynthio an- fwered : • Madam , Half an Hour , fix ...
... Letter which my Cynthio writ upon the Misapprehenfion you must have been under ' when you writ , for want of hearing the whole Circum- • ftance . ROBIN came back in an Inftant , and Cynthio an- fwered : • Madam , Half an Hour , fix ...
Page 203
... Letters of Love , and made his Addrefs privately that way ; while Trap proceeded in the ordinary Course , by Money and ... Letter in a feigned Hand to Mr. Trap at his Chambers in the Temple . Stint according to Cuftom , feized and opened ...
... Letters of Love , and made his Addrefs privately that way ; while Trap proceeded in the ordinary Course , by Money and ... Letter in a feigned Hand to Mr. Trap at his Chambers in the Temple . Stint according to Cuftom , feized and opened ...
Page 220
... Letters will be very cheap ; and fecondly , because I may receive them every Day . By this means my Readers will ... Letters · came away . WE are informed from Pankridge , that a dozen Weddings were lately celebrated in the Mother Church ...
... Letters will be very cheap ; and fecondly , because I may receive them every Day . By this means my Readers will ... Letters · came away . WE are informed from Pankridge , that a dozen Weddings were lately celebrated in the Mother Church ...
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