The Spectator, Volume 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Pagina 116
... humble servant , that I am almost ashamed to subscribe myself yours , T. D. SIR , -There is no state of life so anxious as that of a man who does not live according to the dictates of his own reason . It will seem odd to you , when I ...
... humble servant , that I am almost ashamed to subscribe myself yours , T. D. SIR , -There is no state of life so anxious as that of a man who does not live according to the dictates of his own reason . It will seem odd to you , when I ...
Pagina 223
... humble Servant , HUGH GOBLIN , Prases The following letter has not much in it , but as it is written in my own praise I cannot for my heart suppress it : SIR , You proposed in your Spectator of last Tues- day 1 Mr Hobbes's hypothesis ...
... humble Servant , HUGH GOBLIN , Prases The following letter has not much in it , but as it is written in my own praise I cannot for my heart suppress it : SIR , You proposed in your Spectator of last Tues- day 1 Mr Hobbes's hypothesis ...
Pagina 285
... humble Servant , CELIMENE SIR , Being employed by Celimene to make up and send to you her letter , I make bold to recommend the case therein mentioned to your consideration , because she and I happen to differ a little in our notions ...
... humble Servant , CELIMENE SIR , Being employed by Celimene to make up and send to you her letter , I make bold to recommend the case therein mentioned to your consideration , because she and I happen to differ a little in our notions ...
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