The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... moft fenfible Pleasure to me that I have Opportunity of profeffing my self one of your great Admi- rers , and in a very particular Manner , this MY LORD , Your Lordship's moft Obliged , and moft Obedient , Humble Servant , The SPECTATOR ...
... moft fenfible Pleasure to me that I have Opportunity of profeffing my self one of your great Admi- rers , and in a very particular Manner , this MY LORD , Your Lordship's moft Obliged , and moft Obedient , Humble Servant , The SPECTATOR ...
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... moft exceptiona ble ; I hope the length of this Reflection will not make it unacceptable to the curious Part of Readers . my THE Hiftory , which was the Bafis of Milton's Poem , is ftill fhorter than either that of the Iliad or Æneid ...
... moft exceptiona ble ; I hope the length of this Reflection will not make it unacceptable to the curious Part of Readers . my THE Hiftory , which was the Bafis of Milton's Poem , is ftill fhorter than either that of the Iliad or Æneid ...
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... moft bumble Servant , Humphry Transfer . May 6 . Was laft Wednesday Night at a Tavern in the City among a Set of Men who call themselves the Lawyers Club . You must know , Sir , this Club confifts only of Attorneys ; and at this Meeting ...
... moft bumble Servant , Humphry Transfer . May 6 . Was laft Wednesday Night at a Tavern in the City among a Set of Men who call themselves the Lawyers Club . You must know , Sir , this Club confifts only of Attorneys ; and at this Meeting ...
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