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far Rich . Sleeke it for .. Voir Brunet " Adderon art Steele · complet en 8 vol } N ° 2 . THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME the FIRST.
far Rich . Sleeke it for .. Voir Brunet " Adderon art Steele · complet en 8 vol } N ° 2 . THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME the FIRST.
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THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME the FIRST . BIBLIOTHEQUE S. J. Les Fontaines 60 - CHANTILLY SV EDINBURGH : Printed for JOHNBELL , MDCCLXXVI . To the RIGHT HONOURABLE JOHN LORD SOMMER S , BARON.
THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME the FIRST . BIBLIOTHEQUE S. J. Les Fontaines 60 - CHANTILLY SV EDINBURGH : Printed for JOHNBELL , MDCCLXXVI . To the RIGHT HONOURABLE JOHN LORD SOMMER S , BARON.
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... first of our fociety is a gentleman of Wor- cefterfbire , of ancient defcent , a Baronet , his name Sir ROGER DE COVERLY . His great - grand- father was inventor of that famous country - dance which is called after him . All who know ...
... first of our fociety is a gentleman of Wor- cefterfbire , of ancient defcent , a Baronet , his name Sir ROGER DE COVERLY . His great - grand- father was inventor of that famous country - dance which is called after him . All who know ...
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... first wore it . It is faid Sir ROGER grew humble in his de- fires after he had forgot this cruel beauty , infomuch that , it is reported , he has frequently offended in point of chastity with beggars and gipfies : But this is looked ...
... first wore it . It is faid Sir ROGER grew humble in his de- fires after he had forgot this cruel beauty , infomuch that , it is reported , he has frequently offended in point of chastity with beggars and gipfies : But this is looked ...
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