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Pagina 15
reader that I am speaking of Signior Nicolini 1 . The town is highly obliged to that excellent artist , for having ... obliging manner in which the singer had spoken of Mr Bickerstoff , saying that he much wished to learn English , if ...
reader that I am speaking of Signior Nicolini 1 . The town is highly obliged to that excellent artist , for having ... obliging manner in which the singer had spoken of Mr Bickerstoff , saying that he much wished to learn English , if ...
Pagina 19
... obliged and most humble Servant MR SPECTATOR , -The town being so well pleased with the fine picture of artless love which nature inspired the Laplander to paint in the ode you lately printed , we were in hopes that the ingenious ...
... obliged and most humble Servant MR SPECTATOR , -The town being so well pleased with the fine picture of artless love which nature inspired the Laplander to paint in the ode you lately printed , we were in hopes that the ingenious ...
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... obliged in honour to defend his people against hostilities ; and if the Dutch will be so insolent to a crowned head ... oblige the French king to burn his galleys and tolerate the Protestant religion in his dominions , before he would ...
... obliged in honour to defend his people against hostilities ; and if the Dutch will be so insolent to a crowned head ... oblige the French king to burn his galleys and tolerate the Protestant religion in his dominions , before he would ...
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