The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... last Papers , have been ' the Occafion of my looking into fome ' of those Authors ; among whom I ' chanced on a Collection of Letters VOL . VII . B ' which which pass under the Name of Arifte- netus . Of No 238. The SPECTATOR . 25.
... last Papers , have been ' the Occafion of my looking into fome ' of those Authors ; among whom I ' chanced on a Collection of Letters VOL . VII . B ' which which pass under the Name of Arifte- netus . Of No 238. The SPECTATOR . 25.
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... last mentioned . I mean , convincing a Man by ready Money , or , as it is ordi- narily called , bribing a Man to an Opi- nion . This Method has often proved fuccefsful , when all the others have been made ufe of to no purpose . A Man ...
... last mentioned . I mean , convincing a Man by ready Money , or , as it is ordi- narily called , bribing a Man to an Opi- nion . This Method has often proved fuccefsful , when all the others have been made ufe of to no purpose . A Man ...
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... which you have celebrated , I muft confefs I was but barely pleased ; the next time ' I liked them better , but at last as I grew better acquainted with them , I " fell " fell deeply in Love with them , like wife 62 The SPECTATOR No 244 .
... which you have celebrated , I muft confefs I was but barely pleased ; the next time ' I liked them better , but at last as I grew better acquainted with them , I " fell " fell deeply in Love with them , like wife 62 The SPECTATOR No 244 .
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... last Thursday's Paper upon the Abfence of Lovers , and the Me- thods therein mentioned of making fuch Abfence fupportable . SIR , AMONG the feveral Ways of Confolation which abfent Lovers ' make ufe of while their Souls are in that ...
... last Thursday's Paper upon the Abfence of Lovers , and the Me- thods therein mentioned of making fuch Abfence fupportable . SIR , AMONG the feveral Ways of Confolation which abfent Lovers ' make ufe of while their Souls are in that ...
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... last mentioned Mu- ficians are so very loud in the Sale of thefe trifling Manufactures , that an ho- neft fplenetick Gentleman of my Ac- quaintance bargained with one of them never to come into the Street where ' he lived : But what was ...
... last mentioned Mu- ficians are so very loud in the Sale of thefe trifling Manufactures , that an ho- neft fplenetick Gentleman of my Ac- quaintance bargained with one of them never to come into the Street where ' he lived : But what was ...
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