The Spectator ..Peter Wilson, 1755 |
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... and that I am , with the utmost gratitude for all your favours , My LORD , Your Lordship's moft obliged , most obedient , and most bumble Servant , The SPECTATOR . THE SPECTAT O R. VOL . II . · THE DEDICATION . My LORD, ...
... and that I am , with the utmost gratitude for all your favours , My LORD , Your Lordship's moft obliged , most obedient , and most bumble Servant , The SPECTATOR . THE SPECTAT O R. VOL . II . · THE DEDICATION . My LORD, ...
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... a man as you in the world . I am obliged to you for the diffidence I fhall have all the reft of my life : I shall hereafter truft no man so far as to be in his debt . R Tuesday , D WORCE N ° 83 Tuesday , June 5 . ' F4 THE SPECTATOR .
... a man as you in the world . I am obliged to you for the diffidence I fhall have all the reft of my life : I shall hereafter truft no man so far as to be in his debt . R Tuesday , D WORCE N ° 83 Tuesday , June 5 . ' F4 THE SPECTATOR .
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... obliged to you if you would enter into the matter more deeply , and give us your thoughts upon the common fenfe the or- dinary people have of the demonftrations of grief , who · prefcribe prescribe rules and fashions to the most folemn ...
... obliged to you if you would enter into the matter more deeply , and give us your thoughts upon the common fenfe the or- dinary people have of the demonftrations of grief , who · prefcribe prescribe rules and fashions to the most folemn ...
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... obliged , and I hope improved by your labours , and even your in- tentions more particularly for our fervice . If it be true , as ' tis fometimes faid , that our fex have an influence on the other , your paper may be a yet more general ...
... obliged , and I hope improved by your labours , and even your in- tentions more particularly for our fervice . If it be true , as ' tis fometimes faid , that our fex have an influence on the other , your paper may be a yet more general ...
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... oblige him ; which in fhort , amounted to this , that he believed he could tell his lord- fhip the perfon's name who juftled him as he came out from the opera ; but before he would proceed , he begged his lordship that he would not deny ...
... oblige him ; which in fhort , amounted to this , that he believed he could tell his lord- fhip the perfon's name who juftled him as he came out from the opera ; but before he would proceed , he begged his lordship that he would not deny ...
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