The Spectator, Том 2F. C. and J. Rivington, 1822 |
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... town , we sometimes take our revenge upon him by our knowledge of books . He was last week producing two or three letters which he writ in his youth to a coquette lady . The raillery of them was natural , and well enough for a mere man ...
... town , we sometimes take our revenge upon him by our knowledge of books . He was last week producing two or three letters which he writ in his youth to a coquette lady . The raillery of them was natural , and well enough for a mere man ...
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... town ; I mean by this town , the cities of London and Westminster ; I say there are in town a sufficient number of us to make a society among ourselves ; and , since we cannot be believed any longer , I beg of you to print this my ...
... town ; I mean by this town , the cities of London and Westminster ; I say there are in town a sufficient number of us to make a society among ourselves ; and , since we cannot be believed any longer , I beg of you to print this my ...
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... town as the phrase is , but took to work for my living in an obscure place , out of the know- ledge of all with whom I was before acquainted . It is the ordinary practice and business of life with a set of idle fellows about this town ...
... town as the phrase is , but took to work for my living in an obscure place , out of the know- ledge of all with whom I was before acquainted . It is the ordinary practice and business of life with a set of idle fellows about this town ...
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