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Strana 294
... favours of this kind . Of this sort may be a man who is in the fifth or sixth degree of favour with a minister . This good crea- duction of Arsinoe , and did it to the best advantage so great a novelty would allow . It is not proper to ...
... favours of this kind . Of this sort may be a man who is in the fifth or sixth degree of favour with a minister . This good crea- duction of Arsinoe , and did it to the best advantage so great a novelty would allow . It is not proper to ...
Strana 459
... favour ) , by such a one , whom you know to be mine ancient professed enemy , I no sooner received this message by him , than I rightly conceived your meaning ; and if , as you say , con- fessing a truth indeed may procure my safety , I ...
... favour ) , by such a one , whom you know to be mine ancient professed enemy , I no sooner received this message by him , than I rightly conceived your meaning ; and if , as you say , con- fessing a truth indeed may procure my safety , I ...
Strana 476
... favour of inserting this letter in your next paper , you will do some service to the public , though not in so noble a way of obliging , as that of improving their minds . Allow me , Sir , to acquaint you with a design ( of which I am ...
... favour of inserting this letter in your next paper , you will do some service to the public , though not in so noble a way of obliging , as that of improving their minds . Allow me , Sir , to acquaint you with a design ( of which I am ...
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