The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... letter from my friend Sir Roger in such a manner , that any one but I , who am thoroughly acquainted with him , would have taken it for genuine . " MR . SPECTATOR , ' HAVING observed in Lilly's grammar how sweetly Bacchus and Apollo run ...
... letter from my friend Sir Roger in such a manner , that any one but I , who am thoroughly acquainted with him , would have taken it for genuine . " MR . SPECTATOR , ' HAVING observed in Lilly's grammar how sweetly Bacchus and Apollo run ...
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... letters of my correspondents ; first , as they shew me which of my papers are most acceptable to them ; and in the next place , as they furnish me with materials for new spe culations . Sometimes indeed I do not make use of the letter ...
... letters of my correspondents ; first , as they shew me which of my papers are most acceptable to them ; and in the next place , as they furnish me with materials for new spe culations . Sometimes indeed I do not make use of the letter ...
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... Letters , from Clayton , & c . on the same subject with their former letter From Jenny Simper , complaining of the clerk of the parish who has overdeckt the church with greens .. From the clerk in his own justification . concerning ...
... Letters , from Clayton , & c . on the same subject with their former letter From Jenny Simper , complaining of the clerk of the parish who has overdeckt the church with greens .. From the clerk in his own justification . concerning ...
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