The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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... obedient , moft devoted , humble Servant , THE SPECTATOR . THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME THE FOURTH . A 4 THE DEDICATI O N. My LORD, ...
... obedient , moft devoted , humble Servant , THE SPECTATOR . THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME THE FOURTH . A 4 THE DEDICATI O N. My LORD, ...
Strana 197
... humble servant , L " John Enville , Knt . ' N ° 300 Wednesday , February 13 . Diverfum vitio vitium propè majus . Hor . Ep . 18. lib . 1. ver . 5 .. Another failing of the mind , 6 " Greater than this ,, of a quite different kind . Mr ...
... humble servant , L " John Enville , Knt . ' N ° 300 Wednesday , February 13 . Diverfum vitio vitium propè majus . Hor . Ep . 18. lib . 1. ver . 5 .. Another failing of the mind , 6 " Greater than this ,, of a quite different kind . Mr ...
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... obedient humble servant , To his Worship the Spectator . Clytander . ' The humble petition of Anthony Title - page , ftationer , in the centre of Lincoln's - Inn - Fields , • Sherweth , THAT your petitioner and his forefathers have been ...
... obedient humble servant , To his Worship the Spectator . Clytander . ' The humble petition of Anthony Title - page , ftationer , in the centre of Lincoln's - Inn - Fields , • Sherweth , THAT your petitioner and his forefathers have been ...
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