The Spectator, Svazek 2Tonson, 1776 |
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THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME the SECOND . EDINBURGH : Printed in the Year 1776 . Nr SEMINARIE VOOR ENGELSE UITERATUR 089 DATUM 16 NOV 1966 TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE CHARLES LORD HALIFA X. MY LORD Eng . Lit.
THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME the SECOND . EDINBURGH : Printed in the Year 1776 . Nr SEMINARIE VOOR ENGELSE UITERATUR 089 DATUM 16 NOV 1966 TO THE RIGHT HONOURABLE CHARLES LORD HALIFA X. MY LORD Eng . Lit.
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... would throw fomething into the box : I was out of countenance for him , and did as he bid me , by putting in half a crown . I went away reflect- A 3 ing ing upon the ftrange conftitution of fome men , and No. 81. THE SPECTATOR . 5.
... would throw fomething into the box : I was out of countenance for him , and did as he bid me , by putting in half a crown . I went away reflect- A 3 ing ing upon the ftrange conftitution of fome men , and No. 81. THE SPECTATOR . 5.
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... upon what others do , with rela tion to their equipage and economy . When I walk the ftreet , and obferve the hurry about me in this town , Where Where with like hafte , tho ' diff'rent ways they 6 No. 82 . THE SPECTATOR .
... upon what others do , with rela tion to their equipage and economy . When I walk the ftreet , and obferve the hurry about me in this town , Where Where with like hafte , tho ' diff'rent ways they 6 No. 82 . THE SPECTATOR .
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