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... obedient humble Servant . " I am very glad the following epiftle obliges me to mention Mr. Powell a fecond time in the fame paper ; for indeed there cannot be too great encouragement given to his fkill in motions " , provided he is ...
... obedient humble Servant . " I am very glad the following epiftle obliges me to mention Mr. Powell a fecond time in the fame paper ; for indeed there cannot be too great encouragement given to his fkill in motions " , provided he is ...
Strana 102
... humble servant , ALEX . CARBUNCLE . ' R 5 . March 12 , 1710 . N ° 18. Wednesday , March 21 , 1710-11 . Equitis quoque jam migravit ab aure voluptas Omnis ad incertos oculos , et gaudia vana . Hok . 2 Ep . i . 187 . But now our nobles ...
... humble servant , ALEX . CARBUNCLE . ' R 5 . March 12 , 1710 . N ° 18. Wednesday , March 21 , 1710-11 . Equitis quoque jam migravit ab aure voluptas Omnis ad incertos oculos , et gaudia vana . Hok . 2 Ep . i . 187 . But now our nobles ...
Strana 451
... humble servant ' . ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Cambridge . You well know it is of great con- fequence to clear titles , and it is of importance that it be done in the proper season ; on which account , this is to affure you , that the club of ...
... humble servant ' . ' Mr. SPECTATOR , Cambridge . You well know it is of great con- fequence to clear titles , and it is of importance that it be done in the proper season ; on which account , this is to affure you , that the club of ...
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