The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 92
... whole Entertainment , that he infenfibly betrayed me to ⚫ continue his Competitor , which in a little Time con- cluded in a compleat Victory over my Rival ; after which , by Way of Infult , I ate a confiderable Propor- tion beyond what ...
... whole Entertainment , that he infenfibly betrayed me to ⚫ continue his Competitor , which in a little Time con- cluded in a compleat Victory over my Rival ; after which , by Way of Infult , I ate a confiderable Propor- tion beyond what ...
Page 105
... whole Nation fome Years fince , on account of the Irish , is ftill fresh in moft Peoples Memories , tho ' it af- terwards appeared there was not the leaft Ground for that general Confternation . THE late Panick Fear was in the Opinion ...
... whole Nation fome Years fince , on account of the Irish , is ftill fresh in moft Peoples Memories , tho ' it af- terwards appeared there was not the leaft Ground for that general Confternation . THE late Panick Fear was in the Opinion ...
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... whole Nation is in a great Measure supply'd with a Manufacture , for which formerly the was obliged to her Neighbours . THE Materials are no fooner wrought into Paper , but they are diftributed among the Preffes , where they again fet ...
... whole Nation is in a great Measure supply'd with a Manufacture , for which formerly the was obliged to her Neighbours . THE Materials are no fooner wrought into Paper , but they are diftributed among the Preffes , where they again fet ...
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