The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... matter to many ludicrous specu- lations . Among those advantages which the pub- lic may reap from this paper , it is not the least , that it draws men's minds off from the bitterness of party , and furnishes them with subjects of ...
... matter to many ludicrous specu- lations . Among those advantages which the pub- lic may reap from this paper , it is not the least , that it draws men's minds off from the bitterness of party , and furnishes them with subjects of ...
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... matters , Sir Roger made several inquiries concerning the club , and particularly of his old antagonist Sir Andrew Freeport . He asked me with a kind of smile , whe- ther Sir Andrew had not taken advantage of his ab- sence , to vent ...
... matters , Sir Roger made several inquiries concerning the club , and particularly of his old antagonist Sir Andrew Freeport . He asked me with a kind of smile , whe- ther Sir Andrew had not taken advantage of his ab- sence , to vent ...
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... matter is not laid in so barefaced a manner before him as to have it intimated , Mrs. Such - a - one would make him a very proper wife ; but by the force of their correspondence they shall make it ( as Mr. Wal- ler said of the marriage ...
... matter is not laid in so barefaced a manner before him as to have it intimated , Mrs. Such - a - one would make him a very proper wife ; but by the force of their correspondence they shall make it ( as Mr. Wal- ler said of the marriage ...
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