The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 45
... tell him I want one . I am forced to keep my " pocket - money and lay it out for a book , now and then , ' that he don't know of . He has ordered my master to buy no more books for me , but fays he will buy them himself . I asked him ...
... tell him I want one . I am forced to keep my " pocket - money and lay it out for a book , now and then , ' that he don't know of . He has ordered my master to buy no more books for me , but fays he will buy them himself . I asked him ...
Page 112
... tell , " Tell , if ye faw , how came I thus ? How here ? ” - 3 His His next fentiment , when upon his first going to 112 N ° 345 THE SPECTATOR .
... tell , " Tell , if ye faw , how came I thus ? How here ? ” - 3 His His next fentiment , when upon his first going to 112 N ° 345 THE SPECTATOR .
Page 267
... telling my tale over and over again , I humbly beg the favour of you to tell it once for all , and you will extremely oblige , ་ SIR , Your humble fervant , BETTY LEMON . " St. Bride's , May 15 , 1712 . IS a great deal of pleasure to me ...
... telling my tale over and over again , I humbly beg the favour of you to tell it once for all , and you will extremely oblige , ་ SIR , Your humble fervant , BETTY LEMON . " St. Bride's , May 15 , 1712 . IS a great deal of pleasure to me ...
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