The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... received from a Gentleman who does not agree with him in his Senti- ments upon that Matter . SIR , Am amazed to find an Epilogue attacked in your last Friday's Paper , which has been fo generally ap- plauded by the Town , and received ...
... received from a Gentleman who does not agree with him in his Senti- ments upon that Matter . SIR , Am amazed to find an Epilogue attacked in your last Friday's Paper , which has been fo generally ap- plauded by the Town , and received ...
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... received one . Your good Offices are always fufpected , and it is with them the fame thing to expect their Favour as to receive it . But the Man below you , who knows in the Good you have done him , you refpected himself more than his ...
... received one . Your good Offices are always fufpected , and it is with them the fame thing to expect their Favour as to receive it . But the Man below you , who knows in the Good you have done him , you refpected himself more than his ...
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... received the following Letter and Ma nifefto , tho ' for particular Reafons I did not think fit to publish them till now . ·· SIR , To the SPECTATOR . INDING that our earneft Endeavours for the FGood of Mankind have been bafely and ...
... received the following Letter and Ma nifefto , tho ' for particular Reafons I did not think fit to publish them till now . ·· SIR , To the SPECTATOR . INDING that our earneft Endeavours for the FGood of Mankind have been bafely and ...
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