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... SPECTATOR , Y OU having fet your Readers an Exercise in one of your last Week's Papers , I have perform'd mine according to your Orders , and herewith fend it you en- clofed . You must know , Mr. SPECTATOR , that I Maiden Lady of a good ...
... SPECTATOR , Y OU having fet your Readers an Exercise in one of your last Week's Papers , I have perform'd mine according to your Orders , and herewith fend it you en- clofed . You must know , Mr. SPECTATOR , that I Maiden Lady of a good ...
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... SPECTATOR , YOU OU having fet your Readers an Exercise in one of your last Week's Papers , I have perform'd mine according to your Orders , and herewith fend it you en- clofed . You must know , Mr. SPECTATOR , that I am a Maiden Lady of ...
... SPECTATOR , YOU OU having fet your Readers an Exercise in one of your last Week's Papers , I have perform'd mine according to your Orders , and herewith fend it you en- clofed . You must know , Mr. SPECTATOR , that I am a Maiden Lady of ...
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... Spectators , I find fo many Hands employ'd in every Step they take thro ' their whole Progrefs , that while I am writing a Spectator , I fancy my felf providing Bread for a Multitude . IF I do not take Care to obviate fome of my witty ...
... Spectators , I find fo many Hands employ'd in every Step they take thro ' their whole Progrefs , that while I am writing a Spectator , I fancy my felf providing Bread for a Multitude . IF I do not take Care to obviate fome of my witty ...
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