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SPECTATOR . VOLUME the FOURTH . CAREFULLY CORRECTE D. EDINBURGH : Printed by HAMILTON , BALFOUR , & NEILL , For JOHN WOOD , And fold at his Shop , at Milton's Head , Weft End of the New Exchange , and by the Bookfellers in Town and ...
SPECTATOR . VOLUME the FOURTH . CAREFULLY CORRECTE D. EDINBURGH : Printed by HAMILTON , BALFOUR , & NEILL , For JOHN WOOD , And fold at his Shop , at Milton's Head , Weft End of the New Exchange , and by the Bookfellers in Town and ...
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... time , removes them from the envy of mankind , is the hearty prayer of , My LORD , Your Grace's most obedient , most devoted bumble Servant , The SPECTATOR . THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME FOURTH . No 252 . Wednesday DEDICATION DIC .
... time , removes them from the envy of mankind , is the hearty prayer of , My LORD , Your Grace's most obedient , most devoted bumble Servant , The SPECTATOR . THE SPECTATOR . VOLUME FOURTH . No 252 . Wednesday DEDICATION DIC .
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