The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 202
... Writer who cannot appear in Print , naturally vents his Spleen in Libels and Lampoons . A gay old Woman , fays the ... writes a Book , or a Paper , to fwear himself the Author of it , and enter down in a publick Regifter his Name and ...
... Writer who cannot appear in Print , naturally vents his Spleen in Libels and Lampoons . A gay old Woman , fays the ... writes a Book , or a Paper , to fwear himself the Author of it , and enter down in a publick Regifter his Name and ...
Strana 206
... write fuch Libels themselves , it is because they have not the Talent of Writing , or be caufe they will run no hazard . THE Author produces other Authorities to confirm his Judgment in this Particular . C No. 452 . Friday , August 8 ...
... write fuch Libels themselves , it is because they have not the Talent of Writing , or be caufe they will run no hazard . THE Author produces other Authorities to confirm his Judgment in this Particular . C No. 452 . Friday , August 8 ...
Strana 275
... write after the man- ner of several Perfons who make an eminent Figure in the Republick of Letters . To this End we ... writes it in three diftinct Letters . Verfe the Second . Nor e'er would . ] Aldus reads it ever would ; but as this ...
... write after the man- ner of several Perfons who make an eminent Figure in the Republick of Letters . To this End we ... writes it in three diftinct Letters . Verfe the Second . Nor e'er would . ] Aldus reads it ever would ; but as this ...
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