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Pagina 506
... obliged man only to him from whom he has received a benefit , but also to all who are capable of doing him one . And whatever little offices he can do for you , he is so far from magnifying it , that he will labour to extenuate it in ...
... obliged man only to him from whom he has received a benefit , but also to all who are capable of doing him one . And whatever little offices he can do for you , he is so far from magnifying it , that he will labour to extenuate it in ...
Pagina 587
... obliged and most humble servant . ' MR . SPECTATOR , ' The town being so well pleased with the fine picture of artless love , which Nature in- spired the Laplander to paint in the ode you lately printed , we were in hopes that the in ...
... obliged and most humble servant . ' MR . SPECTATOR , ' The town being so well pleased with the fine picture of artless love , which Nature in- spired the Laplander to paint in the ode you lately printed , we were in hopes that the in ...
Pagina 832
... obliged to take some no- tice of such letters as I receive , and may pos sibly do it at the end of every month . In the mean time I intend my present paper as a short answer to most of those which have been already sent me . It is very ...
... obliged to take some no- tice of such letters as I receive , and may pos sibly do it at the end of every month . In the mean time I intend my present paper as a short answer to most of those which have been already sent me . It is very ...
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