The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... SPECT . Vol . VII . N ° 517 and Note . The character of Sir R. de Coverley was the creature not of ADDISON'S but of STEELE's imagination . See SPECT . No 2 and Note . The The knight left the room for fome time after fupper 60 N ° 410 ...
... SPECT . Vol . VII . N ° 517 and Note . The character of Sir R. de Coverley was the creature not of ADDISON'S but of STEELE's imagination . See SPECT . No 2 and Note . The The knight left the room for fome time after fupper 60 N ° 410 ...
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... SPECT . in folio , and likewife the affured cure for leannefs . See SPECT . in folio . See N ° 427 and N ° 428. See alfo SPECT . Vol . VIII . N ° 572. A Paper by Dr. Z. Pearce , late Bishop of Ro- chefter . Tuesday N ° 425 < · Tuesday ...
... SPECT . in folio , and likewife the affured cure for leannefs . See SPECT . in folio . See N ° 427 and N ° 428. See alfo SPECT . Vol . VIII . N ° 572. A Paper by Dr. Z. Pearce , late Bishop of Ro- chefter . Tuesday N ° 425 < · Tuesday ...
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... SPECT . in folio . · ‡‡‡ An affured cure for leannefs which proceeds from a caufe that few know , & c . This noftrum , it is faid , cured the vender of Ais leanness , & c . See SPECT . Vol . VII No 572. By Dr. Z ... Pearse . SPECT . in ...
... SPECT . in folio . · ‡‡‡ An affured cure for leannefs which proceeds from a caufe that few know , & c . This noftrum , it is faid , cured the vender of Ais leanness , & c . See SPECT . Vol . VII No 572. By Dr. Z ... Pearse . SPECT . in ...
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