The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 59
... acquaint us , that fhe faluted him very fa- miliarly by his Name , and turning immediately to the Knight , fhe faid , the fuppofed that was his good ! Friend , Sir ROGER DE COVERLY : Upon which no- thing lefs could follow than Sir ...
... acquaint us , that fhe faluted him very fa- miliarly by his Name , and turning immediately to the Knight , fhe faid , the fuppofed that was his good ! Friend , Sir ROGER DE COVERLY : Upon which no- thing lefs could follow than Sir ...
Page 128
... ; and , I think , for the Service of my fair Readers , to acquaint them , that there is a voluntary Lady Bluemantle at every Vifit in Town . T Friday , N ° 428 Friday , July 11 . Occupet extremum 128 N8427 The SPECTATOR .
... ; and , I think , for the Service of my fair Readers , to acquaint them , that there is a voluntary Lady Bluemantle at every Vifit in Town . T Friday , N ° 428 Friday , July 11 . Occupet extremum 128 N8427 The SPECTATOR .
Page 208
... acquaint my Readers , that fince my fetting out in the World , which was in the Year 1660 , I never wanted Money ; having begun with an indifferent good Stock · 6 • " " " 209 in the Tobacco - Trade , in 208 N450 The SPECTATOR . N° 45° ...
... acquaint my Readers , that fince my fetting out in the World , which was in the Year 1660 , I never wanted Money ; having begun with an indifferent good Stock · 6 • " " " 209 in the Tobacco - Trade , in 208 N450 The SPECTATOR . N° 45° ...
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