The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 55
... SPECTATOR . I am your admirer , though unknown , Richard Eftcourt . " To Mr. Eftcourt , at his houfe in Covent - Garden . " Coverley , December the 18th , 1711 . • Old Comical Ones , TH HE hogfheads of neat port came fafe , and have ...
... SPECTATOR . I am your admirer , though unknown , Richard Eftcourt . " To Mr. Eftcourt , at his houfe in Covent - Garden . " Coverley , December the 18th , 1711 . • Old Comical Ones , TH HE hogfheads of neat port came fafe , and have ...
Page 188
... SPECTATOR , Have for fome time made love to a lady , who re- ceived it with all the kind returns I ought to ex- pect but without any provocation , that I know of , fhe has ... SPECTATOR , W E are feveral of us , 188 N ° 296 THE SPECTATOR .
... SPECTATOR , Have for fome time made love to a lady , who re- ceived it with all the kind returns I ought to ex- pect but without any provocation , that I know of , fhe has ... SPECTATOR , W E are feveral of us , 188 N ° 296 THE SPECTATOR .
Page 207
... SPECTATOR , : I " · • PHILANTHROPOS . " Was last night to vifit a lady whom I much esteem , and always took for my friend ; but met with fo very different a reception from what I expected , that ' I cannot help applying myself to you on ...
... SPECTATOR , : I " · • PHILANTHROPOS . " Was last night to vifit a lady whom I much esteem , and always took for my friend ; but met with fo very different a reception from what I expected , that ' I cannot help applying myself to you on ...
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