The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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... Servant , Thomas Prone . ' ' Mr. SPECTATOR , I This is to let you understand , that the Play - house is a Representation of the World in nothing so much as in this Particular , that no one rises in it according to his Merit . have acted ...
... Servant , Thomas Prone . ' ' Mr. SPECTATOR , I This is to let you understand , that the Play - house is a Representation of the World in nothing so much as in this Particular , that no one rises in it according to his Merit . have acted ...
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... Servants as they , where sure they were the unluckiest People in the World in Servants , and so forth . All I mean by ... Servant , T No. 97 . [ STEELE . ] Projecere animas Thomas Trusty . ' Thursday , June 21 . -Virg . AMONG the loose ...
... Servants as they , where sure they were the unluckiest People in the World in Servants , and so forth . All I mean by ... Servant , T No. 97 . [ STEELE . ] Projecere animas Thomas Trusty . ' Thursday , June 21 . -Virg . AMONG the loose ...
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... Servant , Betty Saunter . Pray Sir direct thus , To the kind Querist , and leave it at Mr. Lillie's , for I don't care to be known in the thing at all . I am , Sir , again Your Humble Servant . ' ' Mr. SPECTATOR , I must needs tell you ...
... Servant , Betty Saunter . Pray Sir direct thus , To the kind Querist , and leave it at Mr. Lillie's , for I don't care to be known in the thing at all . I am , Sir , again Your Humble Servant . ' ' Mr. SPECTATOR , I must needs tell you ...
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