The Spectator, Svazek 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1769 |
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... Pharamond of France , and the close friendship between him and his friend Eucrate ; I found among the letters which had been in the cuftody of the latter , an epiftle from a Country Gentleman to Pharamond , wherein he excuses himself ...
... Pharamond of France , and the close friendship between him and his friend Eucrate ; I found among the letters which had been in the cuftody of the latter , an epiftle from a Country Gentleman to Pharamond , wherein he excuses himself ...
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6 · • · 6 Monfieur Chezlay 10 Pharamond . Dread Sir , I Have from your own hand ( inclofed under the cover of Mr ... Pharamond ? . Monfieur Eucrate has hinted to me , that you have thoughts of diftin . guifhing me with titles . As ...
6 · • · 6 Monfieur Chezlay 10 Pharamond . Dread Sir , I Have from your own hand ( inclofed under the cover of Mr ... Pharamond ? . Monfieur Eucrate has hinted to me , that you have thoughts of diftin . guifhing me with titles . As ...
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... Pharamond would reward the zeal of my youth with abilities to do him fervice in my age . • Thofe who accept of favour without merit , fup- port themselves in it at the expence of your Majesty . Give me leave to tell you , Sir , this is ...
... Pharamond would reward the zeal of my youth with abilities to do him fervice in my age . • Thofe who accept of favour without merit , fup- port themselves in it at the expence of your Majesty . Give me leave to tell you , Sir , this is ...
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