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... Spectator the same Compliment that is often made in our Publick Prints to Sir William Read , Dr. Grant , Mr. Moor the Apothecary , and other eminent Physicians , where it is usual for the Patients to Publish the Cures which have been ...
... Spectator the same Compliment that is often made in our Publick Prints to Sir William Read , Dr. Grant , Mr. Moor the Apothecary , and other eminent Physicians , where it is usual for the Patients to Publish the Cures which have been ...
Pagina 456
... SPECTATOR'S Correspondents , than by publishing the following Letter , with a very fine Copy of Verses upon a Subject perfectly new . Dublin , Nov. 30. 1714 . ' Mr. SPECTATOR , You lately recommended to your Female Readers , the good ...
... SPECTATOR'S Correspondents , than by publishing the following Letter , with a very fine Copy of Verses upon a Subject perfectly new . Dublin , Nov. 30. 1714 . ' Mr. SPECTATOR , You lately recommended to your Female Readers , the good ...
Pagina 496
... Spectator , and author of several sermons and essays on ethics and metaphysics . See iv . 472 . Gumley , Mr. , glass merchant in the New Exchange . Gwyn , Eleanor ... Spectator . See iii . 492 . Johnson , Benjamin ( 1665 496 THE SPECTATOR.
... Spectator , and author of several sermons and essays on ethics and metaphysics . See iv . 472 . Gumley , Mr. , glass merchant in the New Exchange . Gwyn , Eleanor ... Spectator . See iii . 492 . Johnson , Benjamin ( 1665 496 THE SPECTATOR.
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talk these Things of You and You cannot hide from us | 8 |
CONTENTS | 320 |
Essays Nos 556635 Friday June | 447 |
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