The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 66
... Town is not thoroughly and properly fuch , without having gone through the Education of one of thefe Houfes . But ... Town , examining a moft beautiful Country- Girl , who had come up in the fame Waggon with my Things , Whether he was ...
... Town is not thoroughly and properly fuch , without having gone through the Education of one of thefe Houfes . But ... Town , examining a moft beautiful Country- Girl , who had come up in the fame Waggon with my Things , Whether he was ...
Page 97
... Town to a noble Lord . I have concealed the Names of both , my Intention being not to expose the Persons but the Thing . " " · 69 " My Lord , Opinion of you 1 am , SIR , Your humble Servant . a than of any of the Quality , makes me ...
... Town to a noble Lord . I have concealed the Names of both , my Intention being not to expose the Persons but the Thing . " " · 69 " My Lord , Opinion of you 1 am , SIR , Your humble Servant . a than of any of the Quality , makes me ...
Page 238
... Town . Will's , Feb. 19 . OU may believe you are a Perfon as much talked Man in Town . I am one of your best Friends in this Houfe , and have laid a Wager you are ⚫fo candid a Man and fo honeft a Fellow , that you will print this ...
... Town . Will's , Feb. 19 . OU may believe you are a Perfon as much talked Man in Town . I am one of your best Friends in this Houfe , and have laid a Wager you are ⚫fo candid a Man and fo honeft a Fellow , that you will print this ...
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