The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... received strength from thy wine since his fit of the gout , is hugely taken with it : he says it is given by nature for the use of families , and that no steward's table can be without it ; and it strengthens digestion , excludes ...
... received strength from thy wine since his fit of the gout , is hugely taken with it : he says it is given by nature for the use of families , and that no steward's table can be without it ; and it strengthens digestion , excludes ...
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... received as such by the people . STEELE . T. No 271. THURSDAY , JANUARY 10 , 1711-12 . I Mille trahens varios adverso sole colores . VIRG . Æn . iv . ver . 701 . Drawing a thousand colours from the light . DRYDEN . RECEIVE a double ...
... received as such by the people . STEELE . T. No 271. THURSDAY , JANUARY 10 , 1711-12 . I Mille trahens varios adverso sole colores . VIRG . Æn . iv . ver . 701 . Drawing a thousand colours from the light . DRYDEN . RECEIVE a double ...
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... received on the man's side . " MADAM , " I HAVE received yours , and knew the prudence of your house so well , that I always took care to be ready to obey your commands , though they should be to see you no more . Pray give my service ...
... received on the man's side . " MADAM , " I HAVE received yours , and knew the prudence of your house so well , that I always took care to be ready to obey your commands , though they should be to see you no more . Pray give my service ...
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