The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... letters of love , and made his addrefs privately that way ; while Trap proceeded in the ordinary courfe , by money ... letter in a feigned hand to Mr. Trap at his chambers in the Temple . Stint , according to custom , seized and opened ...
... letters of love , and made his addrefs privately that way ; while Trap proceeded in the ordinary courfe , by money ... letter in a feigned hand to Mr. Trap at his chambers in the Temple . Stint , according to custom , seized and opened ...
Strana 239
... letters · came away . We are informed from Pankridge * , that a dozen · weddings were lately celebrated in the mother church of that place , but are referred to their next letters for the names of the parties concerned . Letters from ...
... letters · came away . We are informed from Pankridge * , that a dozen · weddings were lately celebrated in the mother church of that place , but are referred to their next letters for the names of the parties concerned . Letters from ...
Strana 329
... letter - box . T In SPECT . Vol . VI . N ° 396 a Letter figned Peter de Quir , from St. John's College , Cambridge , with much local wit and quaintnefs , was by Mr. Henley , afterwards the noted orator . In N ° 405 , the opera mentioned ...
... letter - box . T In SPECT . Vol . VI . N ° 396 a Letter figned Peter de Quir , from St. John's College , Cambridge , with much local wit and quaintnefs , was by Mr. Henley , afterwards the noted orator . In N ° 405 , the opera mentioned ...
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