The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 37
... letter , with the defire annexed to it , are fub- joined to N9 330 in the original publication of the SPECTATOR in folio , and made a part of that paper ; as they evidently relate to this paper , which was fuppreffed very foon after its ...
... letter , with the defire annexed to it , are fub- joined to N9 330 in the original publication of the SPECTATOR in folio , and made a part of that paper ; as they evidently relate to this paper , which was fuppreffed very foon after its ...
Page 247
... letter he had just received from her friend , which gave an account that her father had lately been fripped of every thing by an execution . The lover , who with fome difficulty found out the caufe of her grief , took this occafion to ...
... letter he had just received from her friend , which gave an account that her father had lately been fripped of every thing by an execution . The lover , who with fome difficulty found out the caufe of her grief , took this occafion to ...
Page 249
... letter , but carefully fealed it up again , and carried it to Amanda . All his endea- vours to fee her were in vain , till fhe was affured he brought a letter from her mother . He would not part with it but upon condition that he would ...
... letter , but carefully fealed it up again , and carried it to Amanda . All his endea- vours to fee her were in vain , till fhe was affured he brought a letter from her mother . He would not part with it but upon condition that he would ...
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