The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... servant , MR.SPECTATOR , -Your observations on persons that have behaved themselves ir- reverently at church , I doubt not have had a good effect on some that have read them ; but there is another fault which has hitherto escaped your ...
... servant , MR.SPECTATOR , -Your observations on persons that have behaved themselves ir- reverently at church , I doubt not have had a good effect on some that have read them ; but there is another fault which has hitherto escaped your ...
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... servant , All which is submitted to your spectatorial vigilance ; and I am , sir , your most humble servant . THOMAS MEANWELL . ' No. 431. ] Tuesday , July 15 , 1712 . Quid dulcius hominum generi a natura datum est , quam sui quique ...
... servant , All which is submitted to your spectatorial vigilance ; and I am , sir , your most humble servant . THOMAS MEANWELL . ' No. 431. ] Tuesday , July 15 , 1712 . Quid dulcius hominum generi a natura datum est , quam sui quique ...
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... servant , containing an account of his life and services • From Jack Modish , of Exeter , about fashions 175 From Nathaniel Henroost , a henpecked hus- 96 band 176 From the master of the fan exercise From , against the equestrian order ...
... servant , containing an account of his life and services • From Jack Modish , of Exeter , about fashions 175 From Nathaniel Henroost , a henpecked hus- 96 band 176 From the master of the fan exercise From , against the equestrian order ...
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