The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... Matter in one of your this Week's Papers , and defire when my Houfe opens you will accept the Liberty of it for the Trouble you have receiv'd from , · · · P. S. I have Affurances that the Trunk - maker will declare for us . < · • · Mr ...
... Matter in one of your this Week's Papers , and defire when my Houfe opens you will accept the Liberty of it for the Trouble you have receiv'd from , · · · P. S. I have Affurances that the Trunk - maker will declare for us . < · • · Mr ...
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... Matter to many ludicrous Speculations . Among thofe Advantages , which the Publick may reap from this Paper , it is not the leaft , that it draws Mens Minds off from the Bitterness of Party , and furnishes them with Subjects of ...
... Matter to many ludicrous Speculations . Among thofe Advantages , which the Publick may reap from this Paper , it is not the leaft , that it draws Mens Minds off from the Bitterness of Party , and furnishes them with Subjects of ...
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... him one of the great Pillars of Morality . This too we find confirmed by Matter of Fact . How many hopeful Heirs apparent to grand Em- G 2 + pires , 1 pires , when in the Poffeffion of them , N ° 287 147 The SPECTATOR .
... him one of the great Pillars of Morality . This too we find confirmed by Matter of Fact . How many hopeful Heirs apparent to grand Em- G 2 + pires , 1 pires , when in the Poffeffion of them , N ° 287 147 The SPECTATOR .
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