The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1769 |
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... heard of us before - and we endeavoured to conceal were as fàmiliar to him as to ourselves . To be fure , Mr. SPECTATOR , he is a very learned and wife man . Being impatient to know my fortune , having paid my refpects in a family ...
... heard of us before - and we endeavoured to conceal were as fàmiliar to him as to ourselves . To be fure , Mr. SPECTATOR , he is a very learned and wife man . Being impatient to know my fortune , having paid my refpects in a family ...
Strana 123
... heard nothing out of Yorkshire ! - You look fo furprised you could not have heard of it - and yet the particulars are fuch , that it cannot be false : [ am forry I am got into it fo far that I now must tell you ; but I know not but it ...
... heard nothing out of Yorkshire ! - You look fo furprised you could not have heard of it - and yet the particulars are fuch , that it cannot be false : [ am forry I am got into it fo far that I now must tell you ; but I know not but it ...
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... heard , Well pleas'd , himself before himself preferr❜d . W ADDISON . HEN I have been present in affemblies where my paper has been talked of , I have been very well pleased to hear those who could detract from the author of it obferve ...
... heard , Well pleas'd , himself before himself preferr❜d . W ADDISON . HEN I have been present in affemblies where my paper has been talked of , I have been very well pleased to hear those who could detract from the author of it obferve ...
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