The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... Servants . ' When Accident makes us meet at a third Place , we may mutually lament the Misfortune of never finding ... Servant , Mary Tuesday . P. S. I fubfcribe my felf by the Name of the Day I keep , that my fupernumerary Friends may ...
... Servants . ' When Accident makes us meet at a third Place , we may mutually lament the Misfortune of never finding ... Servant , Mary Tuesday . P. S. I fubfcribe my felf by the Name of the Day I keep , that my fupernumerary Friends may ...
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... Servant , R. O. 8 SIR , I Am intirely convinced of the Truth of what you were pleased to say to me , when I was laft with you alone . You told me then of the filly way I was ' in ; but you told me fo , as I faw loved you me , other ...
... Servant , R. O. 8 SIR , I Am intirely convinced of the Truth of what you were pleased to say to me , when I was laft with you alone . You told me then of the filly way I was ' in ; but you told me fo , as I faw loved you me , other ...
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... Servant , Hugh Gobling Præses . THE following Letter has not much in it , but as it is written in my own Praise I cannot from my Heart fup- press it . SIR , : You OU propofed in your SPECTATOR of laft Tue- day Mr. Hobbs's Hypothefis ...
... Servant , Hugh Gobling Præses . THE following Letter has not much in it , but as it is written in my own Praise I cannot from my Heart fup- press it . SIR , : You OU propofed in your SPECTATOR of laft Tue- day Mr. Hobbs's Hypothefis ...
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