The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 75
... Servant . Oxford , Dec. 29 . INCE you appear inclined to be a Friend to the diftreffed , I beg you would affift me in an Affair • under which I have fuffered very much . The reigning Toaft of this Place is Patetia ; I have pursued her ...
... Servant . Oxford , Dec. 29 . INCE you appear inclined to be a Friend to the diftreffed , I beg you would affift me in an Affair • under which I have fuffered very much . The reigning Toaft of this Place is Patetia ; I have pursued her ...
Page 97
... 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 dead the came to me , expecting to a ...
... 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 dead the came to me , expecting to a ...
Page 278
... Servant ;. Samuel Slack , CLYTANDER to CLEONE . MADAM , ERMISSION ' to love you is all that I defire , Po conquer all the Difficulties thofe about you to place in my Way , to furmount and acquire all thofe Qualifications you expect in ...
... Servant ;. Samuel Slack , CLYTANDER to CLEONE . MADAM , ERMISSION ' to love you is all that I defire , Po conquer all the Difficulties thofe about you to place in my Way , to furmount and acquire all thofe Qualifications you expect in ...
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