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Strana 205
And since it is usual for those who receive benefit by such famous operators , to publish an advertise- ment , that others may reap the same advantage , I think myself obliged to declare to all the world , that , having for a long time ...
And since it is usual for those who receive benefit by such famous operators , to publish an advertise- ment , that others may reap the same advantage , I think myself obliged to declare to all the world , that , having for a long time ...
Strana 283
... and at his being obliged to repeat his commands several times to no purpose ; until at last one of the lads presented ... which so raised his indignation , that , after several obliging appellations of dog and rascal , he asked him ...
... and at his being obliged to repeat his commands several times to no purpose ; until at last one of the lads presented ... which so raised his indignation , that , after several obliging appellations of dog and rascal , he asked him ...
Strana 369
Such a favour would oblige me to make my next soliloquy not contain the praises of my dear self , but of the Spectator , who shall , by complying with this , make me Th ' His obliged , humble servant , ' VITRUVIUS . ' No. 168.
Such a favour would oblige me to make my next soliloquy not contain the praises of my dear self , but of the Spectator , who shall , by complying with this , make me Th ' His obliged , humble servant , ' VITRUVIUS . ' No. 168.
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