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... humble Servant, &c. Mr Spectator, — I often dine at a gentleman's house, where there are two young ladies, in themselves very agreeable, but very cold in their behaviour, because they understand me for a person that is to break my mind ...
... humble Servant, &c. Mr Spectator, — I often dine at a gentleman's house, where there are two young ladies, in themselves very agreeable, but very cold in their behaviour, because they understand me for a person that is to break my mind ...
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... humble Servant to command, Sophia Dear Madam, — It is not me you are in love with, for I was very ill, and kept my chamber all that day. Your most humble Servant, T. The Spectator. No. 291. Saturday, Feb. 2, 1712 [addison Ubi plum niunt ...
... humble Servant to command, Sophia Dear Madam, — It is not me you are in love with, for I was very ill, and kept my chamber all that day. Your most humble Servant, T. The Spectator. No. 291. Saturday, Feb. 2, 1712 [addison Ubi plum niunt ...
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... humble Servant, Susanna Lovebanb Mr Spectator, — We are several of us, gentlemen and ladies, who board in the same house, and after dinner one of our company (an agreeable man enough otherwise) stands up and reads your paper to us all ...
... humble Servant, Susanna Lovebanb Mr Spectator, — We are several of us, gentlemen and ladies, who board in the same house, and after dinner one of our company (an agreeable man enough otherwise) stands up and reads your paper to us all ...
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