The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 93
... received from a gentleman who does not agree with him in his fentiments upon that matter . " ' SIR , I AM amazed to find an epilogue attacked in your laft Friday's Paper , which has been fo generally ap- plauded by the town , and received ...
... received from a gentleman who does not agree with him in his fentiments upon that matter . " ' SIR , I AM amazed to find an epilogue attacked in your laft Friday's Paper , which has been fo generally ap- plauded by the town , and received ...
Page 98
... received with that more than ordinary welcome , with which men of do- meftic lives entertain fuch few foldiers whom a mili- tary life , from the variety of adventures , has not ren- dered over - bearing , but humane , eafy , and ...
... received with that more than ordinary welcome , with which men of do- meftic lives entertain fuch few foldiers whom a mili- tary life , from the variety of adventures , has not ren- dered over - bearing , but humane , eafy , and ...
Page 256
... received it , and took way his life with a curtly . John Goffelin having received a flight hurt from a pair of blue eyes , as he was making his escape was dif patched by a fmile . Strephon killed by Clarinda as fhe looked down inte the ...
... received it , and took way his life with a curtly . John Goffelin having received a flight hurt from a pair of blue eyes , as he was making his escape was dif patched by a fmile . Strephon killed by Clarinda as fhe looked down inte the ...
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