The Spectator [by J. Addison and others]. With hist. and biogr. preface, and explanatory notes, المجلد 71823 |
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... letter , had , from leisure and reflection , quite another sense of things than that which he had in the more active part of his life . Monsieur Chezluy to Pharamond . ' DREAD SIR , ' I HAVE from your own hand ( inclosed under the cover ...
... letter , had , from leisure and reflection , quite another sense of things than that which he had in the more active part of his life . Monsieur Chezluy to Pharamond . ' DREAD SIR , ' I HAVE from your own hand ( inclosed under the cover ...
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... letter to you . She pretends to make a mighty story about the diversion of swinging in that place . What was done ... letter . It is an invention of her own from one end to the other ; and I desire you would print the inclosed letter by ...
... letter to you . She pretends to make a mighty story about the diversion of swinging in that place . What was done ... letter . It is an invention of her own from one end to the other ; and I desire you would print the inclosed letter by ...
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... letter may perhaps be an admonition to reform him ; as soon as it appears I will write my name at the end of it , and lay it in his way : the making which just reprimand , I hope you will put in the power of , T. 6 SIR , Your constant ...
... letter may perhaps be an admonition to reform him ; as soon as it appears I will write my name at the end of it , and lay it in his way : the making which just reprimand , I hope you will put in the power of , T. 6 SIR , Your constant ...
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