The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Servant to an old Lady who is governed by one the calls her Friend ; who is fo familiar an one , that she takes upon her to advife her without being ' called to it , and makes her uneafy with all about her Pray , Sir , be pleased to ...
... Servant to an old Lady who is governed by one the calls her Friend ; who is fo familiar an one , that she takes upon her to advife her without being ' called to it , and makes her uneafy with all about her Pray , Sir , be pleased to ...
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... Servant , and Well - wiber , ESCULAPIUS . am a young Woman croffed in Love . My Story is very long and melancholy . To give you the Heads of it : A young Gentleman , after having made his Ap- plications to me for three Years together ...
... Servant , and Well - wiber , ESCULAPIUS . am a young Woman croffed in Love . My Story is very long and melancholy . To give you the Heads of it : A young Gentleman , after having made his Ap- plications to me for three Years together ...
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... Servant , by Name Licinius , always attending him with a Pitch - pipe , or Inftrument to regulate the Voice ; who ... Servants : But granting this to be true , furely any of their Hearers have a very good Title to play a foft Note in ...
... Servant , by Name Licinius , always attending him with a Pitch - pipe , or Inftrument to regulate the Voice ; who ... Servants : But granting this to be true , furely any of their Hearers have a very good Title to play a foft Note in ...
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