The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Letters , and tells his Money Morning and Evening . He has , from the publick Papers , a Know- ledge of what ... Letter from my Friend 6 Sir ROGER in fuch a manner , that any Sir 58 The SPECTATOR . N ° 264 . Man, and all his Arts ...
... Letters , and tells his Money Morning and Evening . He has , from the publick Papers , a Know- ledge of what ... Letter from my Friend 6 Sir ROGER in fuch a manner , that any Sir 58 The SPECTATOR . N ° 264 . Man, and all his Arts ...
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... Letter to his humourfom Mif- trefs , ibid . from a Father difcourfing on the relative Duties betwixt Parents and their Children , N. 263 . from a Mother to her undutiful Son , ibid . the Son's Answer , ibid . to the Spectator , from ...
... Letter to his humourfom Mif- trefs , ibid . from a Father difcourfing on the relative Duties betwixt Parents and their Children , N. 263 . from a Mother to her undutiful Son , ibid . the Son's Answer , ibid . to the Spectator , from ...
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... Letter to his humourfom Mif- trefs , ibid . from a Father difcourfing on the relative Duties betwixt Parents and their Children , N. 263 . from a Mother to her undutiful Son , ibid . the Son's Anfwer , ibid . to the Spectator , from ...
... Letter to his humourfom Mif- trefs , ibid . from a Father difcourfing on the relative Duties betwixt Parents and their Children , N. 263 . from a Mother to her undutiful Son , ibid . the Son's Anfwer , ibid . to the Spectator , from ...
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