The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Person of this Author , except only that he was a Man of a very fhort Face , extreamly addicted to Silence , and so great a Lover of Knowledge , that he made a Voyage to Grand Cairo for no other Reason , but to take the Measure of a ...
... Person of this Author , except only that he was a Man of a very fhort Face , extreamly addicted to Silence , and so great a Lover of Knowledge , that he made a Voyage to Grand Cairo for no other Reason , but to take the Measure of a ...
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... Person whom he fpoke to , inftead of an- fwering his Question , called him a young Popish Cur , and asked him who had made Anne a Saint ? The Boy being in fome Confufion , enquired of the next he met which was the Way to Anne's Lane ...
... Person whom he fpoke to , inftead of an- fwering his Question , called him a young Popish Cur , and asked him who had made Anne a Saint ? The Boy being in fome Confufion , enquired of the next he met which was the Way to Anne's Lane ...
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... Person ) where they had picked up such a Blockhead ? and whe- ther they thought him a proper Perfon to attend one in his Condition ? The Curate finding that the Author did not expect to be dealt with as a real and fincere Penitent , but ...
... Person ) where they had picked up such a Blockhead ? and whe- ther they thought him a proper Perfon to attend one in his Condition ? The Curate finding that the Author did not expect to be dealt with as a real and fincere Penitent , but ...
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