The Spectator ..Peter Wilson, 1755 |
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... name , of fome great per- fon to whom he has particular ob- ligations , lays his claim to your VOL . V. A lord- 2 lordship's patronage upon the same account . I must confefs. Thomas Earl of Wharton . Monday , March 10 , 1712 . ...
... name , of fome great per- fon to whom he has particular ob- ligations , lays his claim to your VOL . V. A lord- 2 lordship's patronage upon the same account . I must confefs. Thomas Earl of Wharton . Monday , March 10 , 1712 . ...
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lordship's patronage upon the same account . I must confefs , my Lord , had not I already received great inftances of your favour , I fhould have been afraid of fubmitting a work of this nature to your perufal . You are fo thoroughly ...
lordship's patronage upon the same account . I must confefs , my Lord , had not I already received great inftances of your favour , I fhould have been afraid of fubmitting a work of this nature to your perufal . You are fo thoroughly ...
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... same time . But by the favour of these gentlemen , I am humbly of opinion , that a man may be a very witty man , and never offend one ftatute of this kingdom , not excepting even that of ftabbing . The writers of plays have what they ...
... same time . But by the favour of these gentlemen , I am humbly of opinion , that a man may be a very witty man , and never offend one ftatute of this kingdom , not excepting even that of ftabbing . The writers of plays have what they ...
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