The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... some amends for that • Dearth of Intelligence , which we may justly apprehend ' from times of Peace . If I find that you receive this Project favourably , I will shortly trouble you with one or two more ; and in the mean time am , most ...
... some amends for that • Dearth of Intelligence , which we may justly apprehend ' from times of Peace . If I find that you receive this Project favourably , I will shortly trouble you with one or two more ; and in the mean time am , most ...
Strana 292
... Some Manufcripts have it his Wit , others your , others their Wit . But as I find Corinna to be the Name of a Woman in other Authors , I cannot doubt but it should be her . Stanza the Third , Verfe the Firft . A long and lafting Anguish ...
... Some Manufcripts have it his Wit , others your , others their Wit . But as I find Corinna to be the Name of a Woman in other Authors , I cannot doubt but it should be her . Stanza the Third , Verfe the Firft . A long and lafting Anguish ...
Strana 303
... some • Confufion and faid , Now I think on't , I am to meet • Mr. Mortmain the Attorney about fome Bufinefs , but ⚫ whether it is to - day , or to - morrow , faith , I can't tell . Now to my certain Knowledge he knew his Time to a ...
... some • Confufion and faid , Now I think on't , I am to meet • Mr. Mortmain the Attorney about fome Bufinefs , but ⚫ whether it is to - day , or to - morrow , faith , I can't tell . Now to my certain Knowledge he knew his Time to a ...
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