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... letter , and message that accompanied it , made me very curious to know the character and quality of the gentleman who sent them ; which I found to be as follows . Will . Wimble is younger brother to a baronet , and descended of the ...
... letter , and message that accompanied it , made me very curious to know the character and quality of the gentleman who sent them ; which I found to be as follows . Will . Wimble is younger brother to a baronet , and descended of the ...
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... letter I found that Will . was fallen off from his former gaiety , having changed " Dear Spec . " which was his usual salute at the beginning of the letter , into " My worthy friend , " and subscribed himself in the latter end of it at ...
... letter I found that Will . was fallen off from his former gaiety , having changed " Dear Spec . " which was his usual salute at the beginning of the letter , into " My worthy friend , " and subscribed himself in the latter end of it at ...
Pagina 205
Kenneth Deighton. LETTER ON CAT - CALLS . No. 361 . 1. 26. The Humorous Lieutenant , a play by Fletcher , first printed in 1627 . 1. 27. consort , concert , combined music : cat - calls , " a squeak- ing instrument ... LETTER ON CAT - CALLS .
Kenneth Deighton. LETTER ON CAT - CALLS . No. 361 . 1. 26. The Humorous Lieutenant , a play by Fletcher , first printed in 1627 . 1. 27. consort , concert , combined music : cat - calls , " a squeak- ing instrument ... LETTER ON CAT - CALLS .
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SELECTIONS FROM THE SPECTATOR I The Spectators Account of Himself | 1 |
Of the Club | 5 |
Public Credit a Vision | 11 |
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