The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... March 13 , 1711-12 . PON reading your paper of yesterday , I took the pains to look out a copy I had formerly ' taken , and remembered to be very like your last let- ter : comparing them , I found they were the very * As many of our ...
... March 13 , 1711-12 . PON reading your paper of yesterday , I took the pains to look out a copy I had formerly ' taken , and remembered to be very like your last let- ter : comparing them , I found they were the very * As many of our ...
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... March 18 , 1711-12 . THE oftentation you fhewed yesterday [ March 17 ] , would heve been pardonable , had you provided better for the two extre- mities of your paper , and placed in the one the letter R , in the other Nefcio quid ...
... March 18 , 1711-12 . THE oftentation you fhewed yesterday [ March 17 ] , would heve been pardonable , had you provided better for the two extre- mities of your paper , and placed in the one the letter R , in the other Nefcio quid ...
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... March 19 , T t . 6 1712 . ' I am , SIR , Your most humble fervant . ' * See N ° 370 , ad finem . † By STEELE , & c . Transcribed . 1 N ° 335 Tuesday , March 25 , 1712 . Refpicere exemplar vitæ morumque jubebo Doctum imitatorem , & veras ...
... March 19 , T t . 6 1712 . ' I am , SIR , Your most humble fervant . ' * See N ° 370 , ad finem . † By STEELE , & c . Transcribed . 1 N ° 335 Tuesday , March 25 , 1712 . Refpicere exemplar vitæ morumque jubebo Doctum imitatorem , & veras ...
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