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Strana 33
... final note . VOL . I. D N ° 6. Wednesday , March 7 , 1710-11 . N ° 5 . THE SPECTATOR . 33.
... final note . VOL . I. D N ° 6. Wednesday , March 7 , 1710-11 . N ° 5 . THE SPECTATOR . 33.
Strana 86
... final note . fix milk - white horses , and loaded behind with 86 N ° 15 , THE SPECTATOR .
... final note . fix milk - white horses , and loaded behind with 86 N ° 15 , THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 91
... letter , defiring me to be very fatirical upon the little muff that is now in fashion ; another informs me of a pair ... final note on Addifon's fignatures C , L , I , and O. • garters buckled below the knee , that have been N ° 16 . 91 ...
... letter , defiring me to be very fatirical upon the little muff that is now in fashion ; another informs me of a pair ... final note on Addifon's fignatures C , L , I , and O. • garters buckled below the knee , that have been N ° 16 . 91 ...
Strana 102
... note to N ° 4 , ad finem , on R ; and No 7 , final note on Steele's fignatures . opera met with produced fome attempts of forming pieces upon 102 N ° 18 . THE SPECTATOR .
... note to N ° 4 , ad finem , on R ; and No 7 , final note on Steele's fignatures . opera met with produced fome attempts of forming pieces upon 102 N ° 18 . THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 107
... final note to N ° 7 . triumph . At fuch a time the mind of the N ° 19 . 107 THE SPECTATOR .
... final note to N ° 7 . triumph . At fuch a time the mind of the N ° 19 . 107 THE SPECTATOR .
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