The Spectator, Volumen3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - 300 páginas |
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... fent me . 4 Mr. SPECTATOR , Exeter , Sept. 7 .. You were in aience pe lie under in the OU were pleafed in a late fpeculation to take country , in not being able to keep pace with the fa fhion : But there is another misfortune which we ...
... fent me . 4 Mr. SPECTATOR , Exeter , Sept. 7 .. You were in aience pe lie under in the OU were pleafed in a late fpeculation to take country , in not being able to keep pace with the fa fhion : But there is another misfortune which we ...
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... fent to him when his man called . When I came into the fhop again , I took occafion to fend her away , and found in the bottom of the box written thefe words , Why would you ruin à harmless creature that loves you ? then in the lid ...
... fent to him when his man called . When I came into the fhop again , I took occafion to fend her away , and found in the bottom of the box written thefe words , Why would you ruin à harmless creature that loves you ? then in the lid ...
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... fent this billet to an eminent trader under difficulties to fupport himself , in whofe fall many hundreds befides himself had perished ; but because I think , there is more spirit and true gallantry in it than in any let- ter I have ...
... fent this billet to an eminent trader under difficulties to fupport himself , in whofe fall many hundreds befides himself had perished ; but because I think , there is more spirit and true gallantry in it than in any let- ter I have ...
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