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Pagina 43
... set- tled there the year before , had confiderably funk the price of houfe - rent ; and that the club , to prevent the like inconveniencies for the future , had thoughts of ta- king every house that became vacant into their own hands ...
... set- tled there the year before , had confiderably funk the price of houfe - rent ; and that the club , to prevent the like inconveniencies for the future , had thoughts of ta- king every house that became vacant into their own hands ...
Pagina 176
... set- ting down an hint of it upon paper . At the fame time f look into the letters of my correfpondents , and if I find any thing fuggefted in them that may afford matter of fpe- culation , I likewife enter a minute of it in my ...
... set- ting down an hint of it upon paper . At the fame time f look into the letters of my correfpondents , and if I find any thing fuggefted in them that may afford matter of fpe- culation , I likewife enter a minute of it in my ...
Pagina 234
... set of writers , who gained themfelves a reputation by the re- marks which they made on the works of thofe who pre- ceded them . It was one of the employments of thefe fecondary authors , to diftinguifh the feveral kinds of wit by terms ...
... set of writers , who gained themfelves a reputation by the re- marks which they made on the works of thofe who pre- ceded them . It was one of the employments of thefe fecondary authors , to diftinguifh the feveral kinds of wit by terms ...
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