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Pagina 91
... Hope of being addressed to by those whom we love . Under all these Disadvantages I am obliged to apply my self to you , and hope I shall prevail with you to print in your very next Paper the following Letter , which is a Declaration of ...
... Hope of being addressed to by those whom we love . Under all these Disadvantages I am obliged to apply my self to you , and hope I shall prevail with you to print in your very next Paper the following Letter , which is a Declaration of ...
Pagina 127
... hope for Annihilation , and please himself to think that his whole Fabrick shall one Day crumble into Dust , and mix with the Mass of inanimate Beings , that it equally deserves our Admiration and Pity . The Mystery of such Men's ...
... hope for Annihilation , and please himself to think that his whole Fabrick shall one Day crumble into Dust , and mix with the Mass of inanimate Beings , that it equally deserves our Admiration and Pity . The Mystery of such Men's ...
Pagina 435
... hope may be corrected , and knowing that he pays much Deference to you , I beg that , when you are at Leisure to give us a Speculation on Gossiping , you would think of my Neigh- bour : You will hereby oblige several who will be glad to ...
... hope may be corrected , and knowing that he pays much Deference to you , I beg that , when you are at Leisure to give us a Speculation on Gossiping , you would think of my Neigh- bour : You will hereby oblige several who will be glad to ...
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