The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... humble Servant . Having a great Efteem for your Honour , and a better Opinion of you than of any of the Quality , makes me acquaint you of an Affair that I hope will oblige you to know . I have a Neice that came to Town about a ...
... humble Servant . Having a great Efteem for your Honour , and a better Opinion of you than of any of the Quality , makes me acquaint you of an Affair that I hope will oblige you to know . I have a Neice that came to Town about a ...
Page 102
... humble Servant , Francis Courtly . Am a Woman of an unfpotted Reputation , and know nothing I have ever done which fhould encourage fuch Infolence ; but here was one the other Day , and he was drefs'd like a Gentleman too , who took the ...
... humble Servant , Francis Courtly . Am a Woman of an unfpotted Reputation , and know nothing I have ever done which fhould encourage fuch Infolence ; but here was one the other Day , and he was drefs'd like a Gentleman too , who took the ...
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... humble Servant , George Powell . Be SI was walking t'other Day in the Park , I faw a Gentleman with a very fhort Face ; I defire to know whether it was you . Pray inform me as foon as you can , left I become the most heroick Hecatiffa's ...
... humble Servant , George Powell . Be SI was walking t'other Day in the Park , I faw a Gentleman with a very fhort Face ; I defire to know whether it was you . Pray inform me as foon as you can , left I become the most heroick Hecatiffa's ...
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