The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... feveral Correfpondents expect to hear of , by : the Action mentioned when they defire a Defcription of him : There is always fomething that concerns themselves , and growing out of their own Circumstan- ces , in all their Inquiries . A ...
... feveral Correfpondents expect to hear of , by : the Action mentioned when they defire a Defcription of him : There is always fomething that concerns themselves , and growing out of their own Circumstan- ces , in all their Inquiries . A ...
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... feveral Occafions . I muft confefs I have lighted my Pipe with my own Works for this Twelve - month paft : My Landlady often fends up her little Daughter to defire fome of my old Spectators , and has frequently told me , that the Paper ...
... feveral Occafions . I muft confefs I have lighted my Pipe with my own Works for this Twelve - month paft : My Landlady often fends up her little Daughter to defire fome of my old Spectators , and has frequently told me , that the Paper ...
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... feveral Years had under my Care the Government and Education of young Ladies , which Trust I have endeavour'd to difcharge with due regard to their feveral Capacities and Fortunes : I have left nothing undone to imprint in every one of ...
... feveral Years had under my Care the Government and Education of young Ladies , which Trust I have endeavour'd to difcharge with due regard to their feveral Capacities and Fortunes : I have left nothing undone to imprint in every one of ...
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