The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... humble Memorial of the Lady LYDIA LOLLER , Sheweth , THAT the Lady Lydia is a woman of quality ; married to a private gentleman . That she finds herself neither well nor ill . • That her husband is a clown . That Lady Lydia cannot fee ...
... humble Memorial of the Lady LYDIA LOLLER , Sheweth , THAT the Lady Lydia is a woman of quality ; married to a private gentleman . That she finds herself neither well nor ill . • That her husband is a clown . That Lady Lydia cannot fee ...
Strana 159
... humble fervant , RALPH THIMBLETON . ' Mr. SPECTATOR , July 15th , 1712 . 81 ' HEN you want a trifle to fill up a Paper , in inserting this you will lay an obligation on WHE " DEAR OLIVIA , I Your humble fervant , ← OLIVIA . ' T is but ...
... humble fervant , RALPH THIMBLETON . ' Mr. SPECTATOR , July 15th , 1712 . 81 ' HEN you want a trifle to fill up a Paper , in inserting this you will lay an obligation on WHE " DEAR OLIVIA , I Your humble fervant , ← OLIVIA . ' T is but ...
Strana 329
... humble fervant , TIMOTHY STANZA . ' < SIR , Aug. 23 , 1712 . AVING a little time upon my hands , I could ing an epistle to the SPECTATOR , which I now do , and am , SIR , your humble fervant , BOB SHORT . ” P. S. If you approve of my ...
... humble fervant , TIMOTHY STANZA . ' < SIR , Aug. 23 , 1712 . AVING a little time upon my hands , I could ing an epistle to the SPECTATOR , which I now do , and am , SIR , your humble fervant , BOB SHORT . ” P. S. If you approve of my ...
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