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... humble servant , " the utmost scorn and contempt , but even with | human and still life together . I have several the loudest applause and approbation . But the letters of my correspondents will represent this affair in a more lively ...
... humble servant , " the utmost scorn and contempt , but even with | human and still life together . I have several the loudest applause and approbation . But the letters of my correspondents will represent this affair in a more lively ...
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... humble servant to command , DEAR MADAM , SOPHIA . ' It is not me you are in love with , for I was very ill , and kept my chamber all that day . Your most humble servant , THE SPECTATOR . ' ' T. No. 291. ] Saturday , February 2 , 1711-12 ...
... humble servant to command , DEAR MADAM , SOPHIA . ' It is not me you are in love with , for I was very ill , and kept my chamber all that day . Your most humble servant , THE SPECTATOR . ' ' T. No. 291. ] Saturday , February 2 , 1711-12 ...
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... humble servant , TIMOTHY STANZA . ' Aug. 23 , 1712 . Having a little time upon my hands , 1 could not think of bestowing it better , than in writing an epistle to the Spectator , which I now do , and am , Sir , ' Your humble servant ...
... humble servant , TIMOTHY STANZA . ' Aug. 23 , 1712 . Having a little time upon my hands , 1 could not think of bestowing it better , than in writing an epistle to the Spectator , which I now do , and am , Sir , ' Your humble servant ...
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