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... said , I should longer detain You with an Address 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
hornataka ?
... said , I should longer detain You with an Address 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
hornataka ?
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By this means , Sir , we shall know a little whereabout we are . If you could bring
this Matter to bear , you would very much oblige great Numbers of your Country
Friends , and among the rest , Your very Humble Servant , X Jack Modish ' No.
By this means , Sir , we shall know a little whereabout we are . If you could bring
this Matter to bear , you would very much oblige great Numbers of your Country
Friends , and among the rest , Your very Humble Servant , X Jack Modish ' No.
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... greatest Reward , that which descends on such as feel the Sorrows of the
Afflicted . Give me Leave to subscribe my self , Your unfortunate , humble Servant
CELINDA I had it in my Thoughts , before I received I 38 THE SPECTATOR lo.
178.
... greatest Reward , that which descends on such as feel the Sorrows of the
Afflicted . Give me Leave to subscribe my self , Your unfortunate , humble Servant
CELINDA I had it in my Thoughts , before I received I 38 THE SPECTATOR lo.
178.
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E Riot and Excess are not the becoming Characters of Princes ; but if Pyrrhus
and Lewis had debauched like Vitellius they had been less hurtful to their People
. Your humble Servant , ET PHILARITHMUS . ' Thursday I No. 181 No. 181 .
E Riot and Excess are not the becoming Characters of Princes ; but if Pyrrhus
and Lewis had debauched like Vitellius they had been less hurtful to their People
. Your humble Servant , ET PHILARITHMUS . ' Thursday I No. 181 No. 181 .
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... Leave ( which I can not do without sighing ) to remark to you , that if this had
been the sense of Mankind thirty Years ago , I should have avoided a Life spent
in Poverty and Shame . I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , Alice
Threadneedle .
... Leave ( which I can not do without sighing ) to remark to you , that if this had
been the sense of Mankind thirty Years ago , I should have avoided a Life spent
in Poverty and Shame . I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , Alice
Threadneedle .
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| Title | The Spectator, Volume 2 Everyman's library. Essays Everyman's library: Essays and belles lettres The Spectator, George Gregory Smith |
| Authors | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele |
| Editor | George Gregory Smith |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | J.M. Dent & Company, 1924 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 3 Feb 2016 |
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