The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... In- tegrity , in those high Em- ployments which You have pafs'd through , would not have been able to have raised You this general Approbation , had they not been raifed The Dedication . particular Perfon, it would ...
... In- tegrity , in those high Em- ployments which You have pafs'd through , would not have been able to have raised You this general Approbation , had they not been raifed The Dedication . particular Perfon, it would ...
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... to any Oftentatious Arts of fet- ting to Show those great Services which You have done the Publick , has not likewife a little contribu- ted to that Univerfal Ac- A 3 know- knowledgment which is paid You by Your Coun- try . The Dedication .
... to any Oftentatious Arts of fet- ting to Show those great Services which You have done the Publick , has not likewife a little contribu- ted to that Univerfal Ac- A 3 know- knowledgment which is paid You by Your Coun- try . The Dedication .
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... an Addrefs of this Nature : I cannot , however , conclude it without owning those great Obligations which You have laid upon , SIR , Your most Obedient , Humble Servant , The Spectator . 16 THE SPECTATOR . VOL . III . N ° The Dedication .
... an Addrefs of this Nature : I cannot , however , conclude it without owning those great Obligations which You have laid upon , SIR , Your most Obedient , Humble Servant , The Spectator . 16 THE SPECTATOR . VOL . III . N ° The Dedication .
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... those whom he knew could receive it without Tranf- port : he made a noble and generous Use of his Obfervations ; and did not regard his Minifters as they were agree- able to himself , but as they were useful to his Kingdom : By this ...
... those whom he knew could receive it without Tranf- port : he made a noble and generous Use of his Obfervations ; and did not regard his Minifters as they were agree- able to himself , but as they were useful to his Kingdom : By this ...
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... those Nods of Approbation which I never bestow unmerited , fufficiently fhew that I am among them . Whereas WILL . HO- NEYCOMB , tho ' a Fellow of good Senfe , is every Day doing and faying an hundred Things , which he afterwards ...
... those Nods of Approbation which I never bestow unmerited , fufficiently fhew that I am among them . Whereas WILL . HO- NEYCOMB , tho ' a Fellow of good Senfe , is every Day doing and faying an hundred Things , which he afterwards ...
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