The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... letter ; and that he told her , for fhe afked , that Cynthio only looked at the clock , taking fnuff , and writ two or three words on the top of the letter when he gave him his . Now the plot thickened fo well , as that Cynthio faw he ...
... letter ; and that he told her , for fhe afked , that Cynthio only looked at the clock , taking fnuff , and writ two or three words on the top of the letter when he gave him his . Now the plot thickened fo well , as that Cynthio faw he ...
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... letter of STEELE to ADDISON , is re . printed here from the original publication in folio . " < • Mr. SPECTATOR , I June 24 , 1712 . WOULD not divert the courfe of your difcourfes when you feem bent upon obliging the world with a train ...
... letter of STEELE to ADDISON , is re . printed here from the original publication in folio . " < • Mr. SPECTATOR , I June 24 , 1712 . WOULD not divert the courfe of your difcourfes when you feem bent upon obliging the world with a train ...
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... 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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