The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... defire to know , being engaged at Picquet , what your Letter means by ' tis in vain to deny it . I shall stay here ... defire ⚫ defire you would come to me immediately to laugh 18 NŽ 398 The SPECTATOR .
... defire to know , being engaged at Picquet , what your Letter means by ' tis in vain to deny it . I shall stay here ... defire ⚫ defire you would come to me immediately to laugh 18 NŽ 398 The SPECTATOR .
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... defires it may be confidered , in the Cafe of Gaming , there are many Motives which provoke to Disorder . THAT the Defire of Gain , and the Defire of Victory , are both thwarted in lofing . THAT all Converfations in the World have in ...
... defires it may be confidered , in the Cafe of Gaming , there are many Motives which provoke to Disorder . THAT the Defire of Gain , and the Defire of Victory , are both thwarted in lofing . THAT all Converfations in the World have in ...
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... defire may go no further , I am Master of neither of those Subjects . Yours , August 8 , 1712 . Mr. SPECTATOR , I T 2 Pill Garlick . Defire you would print this in Italick , fo as it may be generally taken notice of . It is defigned ...
... defire may go no further , I am Master of neither of those Subjects . Yours , August 8 , 1712 . Mr. SPECTATOR , I T 2 Pill Garlick . Defire you would print this in Italick , fo as it may be generally taken notice of . It is defigned ...
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