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Pagina 72
... Letter gives me an Account of . I have received it from Oxford , and as it abounds with the Spirit of Mirth and Good - humour which is na- tural to that Place , I shall set it down Word for Word as it came to me . ་ Moft profound Sir ...
... Letter gives me an Account of . I have received it from Oxford , and as it abounds with the Spirit of Mirth and Good - humour which is na- tural to that Place , I shall set it down Word for Word as it came to me . ་ Moft profound Sir ...
Pagina 113
... Letter , I muft com- municate to you another Remark which I have made upon the Subject with which I am now entertaining you , namely , that I can give a fhrewd Guefs at the Humour of the Inhabitant by the Sign that hangs be- ' fore his ...
... Letter , I muft com- municate to you another Remark which I have made upon the Subject with which I am now entertaining you , namely , that I can give a fhrewd Guefs at the Humour of the Inhabitant by the Sign that hangs be- ' fore his ...
Pagina 204
... Letter has not much in it , but as it is written in my own Praise I cannot from my Heart fup- press it . SIR , : You OU propofed in your SPECTATOR of laft Tue- day Mr. Hobbs's Hypothefis , for folving that ve- ry odd Phænomenon of ...
... Letter has not much in it , but as it is written in my own Praise I cannot from my Heart fup- press it . SIR , : You OU propofed in your SPECTATOR of laft Tue- day Mr. Hobbs's Hypothefis , for folving that ve- ry odd Phænomenon of ...
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