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I confess at present I have not the Command of these Convulsions , as is
necessary to be good Company : therefore I beg you would publish this Letter ,
and let me be known all at once for a queer Fellow , and avoided . It is monstrous
to me ...
I confess at present I have not the Command of these Convulsions , as is
necessary to be good Company : therefore I beg you would publish this Letter ,
and let me be known all at once for a queer Fellow , and avoided . It is monstrous
to me ...
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This is about the Penth Match which , to my Knowledge , Will has consulted his
Friends upon , without ever openMind to the Party herself I have been engaged
in this Subject by the following Letter , which comes to me from some notable ...
This is about the Penth Match which , to my Knowledge , Will has consulted his
Friends upon , without ever openMind to the Party herself I have been engaged
in this Subject by the following Letter , which comes to me from some notable ...
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I find that in the Discourse which I spoke of at the Beginning of my Letter , you are
against filling an English Garden with EverGreens , and indeed I am so far of your
Opinion , that I can by no Means think the Verdure of an Ever - Green ...
I find that in the Discourse which I spoke of at the Beginning of my Letter , you are
against filling an English Garden with EverGreens , and indeed I am so far of your
Opinion , that I can by no Means think the Verdure of an Ever - Green ...
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... among the Letters which had been in the Custody of the latter , an Epistle from
a Country Gentleman to Pharamond ... was contented with his Condition , had
formerly been in the King's Service , but at the writing the following Letter , had ...
... among the Letters which had been in the Custody of the latter , an Epistle from
a Country Gentleman to Pharamond ... was contented with his Condition , had
formerly been in the King's Service , but at the writing the following Letter , had ...
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You see , Sir , I talk to you with the Freedom your noble Nature approves in all
whom you admit to your Conversation But , to return to your Majesty's Letter , I
humbly conceive , that all Distinctions are useful to Men only as they are to act in
...
You see , Sir , I talk to you with the Freedom your noble Nature approves in all
whom you admit to your Conversation But , to return to your Majesty's Letter , I
humbly conceive , that all Distinctions are useful to Men only as they are to act in
...
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 4 Everyman's library, ed. by Ernest Rhys. Essays [no. 164-167] The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Contributor | George Gregory Smith |
| Publisher | J.M. Dent, 1913 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 16 Sep 2014 |
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