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Pagina 122
... humble Servant , RALPH THIMBLETON MR SPECTATOR , -When you want a trifle to fill up a paper , in inserting this you will lay an obligation on , Your humble Servant , July 15 , 1712 OLIVIO ' DEAR OLIVIA , -It is but this moment I have ...
... humble Servant , RALPH THIMBLETON MR SPECTATOR , -When you want a trifle to fill up a paper , in inserting this you will lay an obligation on , Your humble Servant , July 15 , 1712 OLIVIO ' DEAR OLIVIA , -It is but this moment I have ...
Pagina 162
... humble Servant , a liberal education . From my Shop under the ROYAL EXCHANGE , July 14 R. C. July 24 , 1712 MR SPECTATOR , -Notwithstanding the repeated cen- sures that your spectatorial wisdom has passed upon people more remarkable for ...
... humble Servant , a liberal education . From my Shop under the ROYAL EXCHANGE , July 14 R. C. July 24 , 1712 MR SPECTATOR , -Notwithstanding the repeated cen- sures that your spectatorial wisdom has passed upon people more remarkable for ...
Pagina 370
... humble Servant , RACHEL SHOESTRING TUNBRIDGE , Sept. 26 , 1712 MR SPECTATOR , -We have just now read your paper containing Mrs Mohair's letter . It is an invention of her own from one end to the other ; and I desire you would print the ...
... humble Servant , RACHEL SHOESTRING TUNBRIDGE , Sept. 26 , 1712 MR SPECTATOR , -We have just now read your paper containing Mrs Mohair's letter . It is an invention of her own from one end to the other ; and I desire you would print the ...
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