The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Town is not thoroughly and properly fuch , without having gone through the Education of one of these Houses . But ... Town , examining a most beautiful Country- Girl , who had come up in the fame Waggon with my Things , Whether he was ...
... Town is not thoroughly and properly fuch , without having gone through the Education of one of these Houses . But ... Town , examining a most beautiful Country- Girl , who had come up in the fame Waggon with my Things , Whether he was ...
Page 97
... Town to a noble Lord . I ⚫ have concealed the Names of both , my Intention being not to expose the Perfons but the Thing . I am , SIR , V " 6 My Lord , Your humble Servant . Having a great Efteem for your Honour , and a better Opinion ...
... Town to a noble Lord . I ⚫ have concealed the Names of both , my Intention being not to expose the Perfons but the Thing . I am , SIR , V " 6 My Lord , Your humble Servant . Having a great Efteem for your Honour , and a better Opinion ...
Page 238
... Town . I am one of your beft Friends in this Houfe , and have laid a Wager you are fo ‹ candid a Man and so honest a Fellow , that you will print this Letter , tho ' it is in Recommendation of a new Paper called The Hiftorian . I have ...
... Town . I am one of your beft Friends in this Houfe , and have laid a Wager you are fo ‹ candid a Man and so honest a Fellow , that you will print this Letter , tho ' it is in Recommendation of a new Paper called The Hiftorian . I have ...
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