The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 201
... lady Mary oftens twits me with , when ' fhe would fhew me how kind her rela- tions are to me . She had no portion , as I told you " * It has been faid by fome , that the author of this letter , alluded here to Gore , of Tring , and Lady ...
... lady Mary oftens twits me with , when ' fhe would fhew me how kind her rela- tions are to me . She had no portion , as I told you " * It has been faid by fome , that the author of this letter , alluded here to Gore , of Tring , and Lady ...
Page 212
... lady lived who is celebrated here , under the name of Emilia . She was the mother of Mrs. Afcham , of Connington in Cambridgeshire , and grand- mother of the prefent Lady Hatton . This very amiable Lady was a great benefactress to Mrs ...
... lady lived who is celebrated here , under the name of Emilia . She was the mother of Mrs. Afcham , of Connington in Cambridgeshire , and grand- mother of the prefent Lady Hatton . This very amiable Lady was a great benefactress to Mrs ...
Page 259
... lady's pofitive declaration that there is ftill no other objection , I beg you will not fail to infert this , with your opinion , as foon as poffible , whether this ought to be esteemed a juft caufe or impediment why we ' fhould not be ...
... lady's pofitive declaration that there is ftill no other objection , I beg you will not fail to infert this , with your opinion , as foon as poffible , whether this ought to be esteemed a juft caufe or impediment why we ' fhould not be ...
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