The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... worthy Friend the Clergyman , whom I can never mention but with a particular Respect . HAVING maturely weighed these several Particulars , with the many HAVING 4 The SPECTATOR . N ° 550 . the firft Information he received of Sir ...
... worthy Friend the Clergyman , whom I can never mention but with a particular Respect . HAVING maturely weighed these several Particulars , with the many HAVING 4 The SPECTATOR . N ° 550 . the firft Information he received of Sir ...
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HAVING maturely weighed these several Particulars , with the many Re- monftrances that have been made to me on this Subject , and confidering how invidious an Office I fhall take upon me if I make the whole Election de- pend upon my ...
HAVING maturely weighed these several Particulars , with the many Re- monftrances that have been made to me on this Subject , and confidering how invidious an Office I fhall take upon me if I make the whole Election de- pend upon my ...
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... these Criticisms having procured me the following Let- ter from a very ingenious Gentleman , I cannot forbear inferting it in the Volume , though it did not come foon enough enough to have a place in any of my fingle 16 The SPECTATOR ...
... these Criticisms having procured me the following Let- ter from a very ingenious Gentleman , I cannot forbear inferting it in the Volume , though it did not come foon enough enough to have a place in any of my fingle 16 The SPECTATOR ...
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... these C means alfo I have been made known to the Judges , the Serjeants of our Circuit are my intimate Friends , and the ornamental Counsel pay a very profound Refpect to one who has made fo great a Figure in the Law . Affairs of ...
... these C means alfo I have been made known to the Judges , the Serjeants of our Circuit are my intimate Friends , and the ornamental Counsel pay a very profound Refpect to one who has made fo great a Figure in the Law . Affairs of ...
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... these Globes will really ap- pear in the Judgment of any difinte- refted and intelligent Perfon , worth ' fifteen Pounds more than will be de- manded for them by the Underta- kers . II . WHOSOEVER will be pleafed to fubfcribe , and pay ...
... these Globes will really ap- pear in the Judgment of any difinte- refted and intelligent Perfon , worth ' fifteen Pounds more than will be de- manded for them by the Underta- kers . II . WHOSOEVER will be pleafed to fubfcribe , and pay ...
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