The Spectator, Volume 5George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 - English essays |
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Page 199
... received very good intel- ligence . By my last advices from Knightsbridge , I hear that a horse was clapped into the pound on the third instant , and that he was not released when the letters came away . We are informed from Pankridge ...
... received very good intel- ligence . By my last advices from Knightsbridge , I hear that a horse was clapped into the pound on the third instant , and that he was not released when the letters came away . We are informed from Pankridge ...
Page 216
... received with prejudice by the generality of man- kind , but I hope not with you : you have been a great instrument in helping me to get what I have lost , and I know ( for that reason as well as kindness to me ) you cannot but be in ...
... received with prejudice by the generality of man- kind , but I hope not with you : you have been a great instrument in helping me to get what I have lost , and I know ( for that reason as well as kindness to me ) you cannot but be in ...
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... received from , CRIPPLEGATE , Aug. 29 , 1712 Sir , Your humble Servant , LAZARUS HOPEFUL The reader's own imagination will suggest to him the reasonableness of such correspondences , and diversify them into a thousand forms ; but I ...
... received from , CRIPPLEGATE , Aug. 29 , 1712 Sir , Your humble Servant , LAZARUS HOPEFUL The reader's own imagination will suggest to him the reasonableness of such correspondences , and diversify them into a thousand forms ; but I ...
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