The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... letters , and tells his money morning and evening . He has , from the publick papers , a know- ledge of what ... letter from my friend Sir ROGER in fuch a manner , that any one but I in 58 N ° 264 THE SPECTATOR . man, and all his ...
... letters , and tells his money morning and evening . He has , from the publick papers , a know- ledge of what ... letter from my friend Sir ROGER in fuch a manner , that any one but I in 58 N ° 264 THE SPECTATOR . man, and all his ...
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... letters of my correfpondents , firft , as they fhew me which of my papers are most acceptable to them ; and in the next place as they furnish me with materials for new fpecu lations . Sometimes indeed I do not make ufe of the letter ...
... letters of my correfpondents , firft , as they fhew me which of my papers are most acceptable to them ; and in the next place as they furnish me with materials for new fpecu lations . Sometimes indeed I do not make ufe of the letter ...
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... letter to his humourfome mistress , ibid . from a father difcourfing on the relative duties betwixt pa- rents and their children , N. 263. from a mother to her undutiful son , ibid . the Son's answer , ibid . to the Spec- tator , from ...
... letter to his humourfome mistress , ibid . from a father difcourfing on the relative duties betwixt pa- rents and their children , N. 263. from a mother to her undutiful son , ibid . the Son's answer , ibid . to the Spec- tator , from ...
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