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Strana 229
... the Duke of Montague, Edgcumb, and St« ele w ere to be at the he«d of the mob . . . ; if so, I know nobody has more reason to be thankful 'twas prevented'. Addison afterwards ridiculed these charges (No. 269) by making Sir Roger de Coverley ...
... the Duke of Montague, Edgcumb, and St« ele w ere to be at the he«d of the mob . . . ; if so, I know nobody has more reason to be thankful 'twas prevented'. Addison afterwards ridiculed these charges (No. 269) by making Sir Roger de Coverley ...
Strana 240
... the agreeable service of wit and wine. Sir, I have sent you Sir Roger de Coverley's letter to me, which pray comply with in favour of the Bumper Tavern. Be kind, for you know a plaver's utmost pride is the approbation of the Spectator ...
... the agreeable service of wit and wine. Sir, I have sent you Sir Roger de Coverley's letter to me, which pray comply with in favour of the Bumper Tavern. Be kind, for you know a plaver's utmost pride is the approbation of the Spectator ...
Strana 268
... the like inconveniences. It is in the number of these that I beg leave to subscribe myself, Tom Trippit ' Mr Spectator, — Your readers are so well pleased with your character of Sir Roger de Coverley, that there appeared a sensible joy ...
... the like inconveniences. It is in the number of these that I beg leave to subscribe myself, Tom Trippit ' Mr Spectator, — Your readers are so well pleased with your character of Sir Roger de Coverley, that there appeared a sensible joy ...
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