The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 97
... Opinion of you 1 am , SIR , Your humble Servant . a than of any of the Quality , makes me acquaint you of an Affair that I hope will oblige you to know . I have a Neice that came to Town about a Fortnight ago . Her Parents being lately ...
... Opinion of you 1 am , SIR , Your humble Servant . a than of any of the Quality , makes me acquaint you of an Affair that I hope will oblige you to know . I have a Neice that came to Town about a Fortnight ago . Her Parents being lately ...
Page 183
... Opinion of the SPECTATOR . Your humble Servant , John Trott . F Mr. Trott is not aukward out of Time , he has a Right to Dance let why will Laugh : But if he has no Ear he will interrupt others ; and I am of Opinion he should fit ftill ...
... Opinion of the SPECTATOR . Your humble Servant , John Trott . F Mr. Trott is not aukward out of Time , he has a Right to Dance let why will Laugh : But if he has no Ear he will interrupt others ; and I am of Opinion he should fit ftill ...
Page 248
... Opinion as foon as poffi ⚫ble , whether this ought to be efteemed a juft Cause or • Impediment why we fhould not be joined , and you will ⚫ for ever oblige " Yours fincerely , Dick Lovefick . P. S. SIR , if I marry this Lady by the ...
... Opinion as foon as poffi ⚫ble , whether this ought to be efteemed a juft Cause or • Impediment why we fhould not be joined , and you will ⚫ for ever oblige " Yours fincerely , Dick Lovefick . P. S. SIR , if I marry this Lady by the ...
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