The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Servant , who had been alfo my Mo- ther's Maid , to be present at the Ceremony . When that was over , I demanded a Certificate figned by the Mi- nifter , my Husband , and the Servant I juft now fpoke of . After our Nuptials we converfed ...
... Servant , who had been alfo my Mo- ther's Maid , to be present at the Ceremony . When that was over , I demanded a Certificate figned by the Mi- nifter , my Husband , and the Servant I juft now fpoke of . After our Nuptials we converfed ...
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... Servant , Philanthropos . It is THE following Letter is of a quite contrary Nature ; but I add it here , that the Reader may obferve at the fame View , how amiable Ignorance may be when it is fhewn in its Simplicities , and how ...
... Servant , Philanthropos . It is THE following Letter is of a quite contrary Nature ; but I add it here , that the Reader may obferve at the fame View , how amiable Ignorance may be when it is fhewn in its Simplicities , and how ...
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... any other at the Table , who may have been unattentive enough not to have done Juftice to his Character . • I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , Epicure Mammon . Mr. 6 Mr. SPECTATOR , I Have writ to you three 92 The SPECTATOR . No. 344 :
... any other at the Table , who may have been unattentive enough not to have done Juftice to his Character . • I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , Epicure Mammon . Mr. 6 Mr. SPECTATOR , I Have writ to you three 92 The SPECTATOR . No. 344 :
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