The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... Servant , T. D. Beg you would be pleafed to take notice of a very great Indecency , which is extremely common , though , I think , never yet under your Cenfure . It is , Sir , the ftrange Freedoms fome ill - bred married People ⚫take ...
... Servant , T. D. Beg you would be pleafed to take notice of a very great Indecency , which is extremely common , though , I think , never yet under your Cenfure . It is , Sir , the ftrange Freedoms fome ill - bred married People ⚫take ...
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... Servant . Find you are a general Undertaker , and have by your Correfpondents or felf an Infight into most Things ... Servant , Ralph Thimbleton . 66 66 Mr. SPECTATOR , W HEN you want a Trifle to fill up a Paper , in inferting this you ...
... Servant . Find you are a general Undertaker , and have by your Correfpondents or felf an Infight into most Things ... Servant , Ralph Thimbleton . 66 66 Mr. SPECTATOR , W HEN you want a Trifle to fill up a Paper , in inferting this you ...
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... Servant . P. S. I must do the poor Girl the Juftice to let you know , that this Match was none of her own choofing , ( or indeed of mine either ; ) in Confideration of which I ⚫ avoid giving her the least Provocation ; and indeed we ...
... Servant . P. S. I must do the poor Girl the Juftice to let you know , that this Match was none of her own choofing , ( or indeed of mine either ; ) in Confideration of which I ⚫ avoid giving her the least Provocation ; and indeed we ...
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