The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 102
... SPECTATOR , I Your most humble Servant , Francis Courtly . Am a Woman of an unfpotted Reputation , and know nothing I have ever done which fhould encourage fuch Infolence ; but ... SPECTATOR , YOU lately put out 102 N ° 276 . The SPECTATOR .
... SPECTATOR , I Your most humble Servant , Francis Courtly . Am a Woman of an unfpotted Reputation , and know nothing I have ever done which fhould encourage fuch Infolence ; but ... SPECTATOR , YOU lately put out 102 N ° 276 . The SPECTATOR .
Page 183
... he will interrupt others ; and I am of Opinion he fhould fit ftill . Given under my Hand this Fifth of February , 1711-12 . T The SPECTATOR . Saturday , N ° 297. Saturday , February 9 . velut fi N ° 296 : 183 The SPECTATOR .
... he will interrupt others ; and I am of Opinion he fhould fit ftill . Given under my Hand this Fifth of February , 1711-12 . T The SPECTATOR . Saturday , N ° 297. Saturday , February 9 . velut fi N ° 296 : 183 The SPECTATOR .
Page 268
... SPECTATOR has taken upon him to be Vifitant of all Boarding - Schools , where young Women are educated ; and defigns to pro- ceed in the faid Office after the fame Manner that the Vifitants of Colleges do in the two famous Universities ...
... SPECTATOR has taken upon him to be Vifitant of all Boarding - Schools , where young Women are educated ; and defigns to pro- ceed in the faid Office after the fame Manner that the Vifitants of Colleges do in the two famous Universities ...
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