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Pagina 163
... Sir ROGER is di- verting himself in the Woods or the Fields , is a [ Addison . very venerable Man who is ever with Sir ROGER , and has lived at his House in the Nature of a Chaplain above thirty Years . This Gentleman is a Person of ...
... Sir ROGER is di- verting himself in the Woods or the Fields , is a [ Addison . very venerable Man who is ever with Sir ROGER , and has lived at his House in the Nature of a Chaplain above thirty Years . This Gentleman is a Person of ...
Pagina 197
Sir Richard Steele Henry Morley. On the other side , some of Sir ROGER'S Friends are afraid the old Knight is impos'd upon by a de- signing Fellow , and as they have heard that he converses very promiscuously when he is in Town , No. 132 ...
Sir Richard Steele Henry Morley. On the other side , some of Sir ROGER'S Friends are afraid the old Knight is impos'd upon by a de- signing Fellow , and as they have heard that he converses very promiscuously when he is in Town , No. 132 ...
Pagina 254
... Sir ROGER DE COVERLEY and Sir ANDREW FREEPORT , between whom there is generally a constant , though friendly , Opposition of Opinions . It happened that one of the Company , in an His- torical Discourse , was observing , that Cartha ...
... Sir ROGER DE COVERLEY and Sir ANDREW FREEPORT , between whom there is generally a constant , though friendly , Opposition of Opinions . It happened that one of the Company , in an His- torical Discourse , was observing , that Cartha ...
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