The Tatler. ...Messrs. Longman, Dodsley, Law, Johnson, Nichols [and 21 others in London, 1795 |
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... perfons of all condi- tions , and of each fex . But a work of this nature requiring time to grow into the notice of the world , it happened very luckily , that , a little before I had refolved upon this defign , a gentleman had written ...
... perfons of all condi- tions , and of each fex . But a work of this nature requiring time to grow into the notice of the world , it happened very luckily , that , a little before I had refolved upon this defign , a gentleman had written ...
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... perfons , who are fo public fpirited as to neglect their own affairs to look into tranfactions of ftate . Now thefe gentlemen , for the moft part , being perfons of ftrong zeal , and weak intel- lects , it is both a charitable and ...
... perfons , who are fo public fpirited as to neglect their own affairs to look into tranfactions of ftate . Now thefe gentlemen , for the moft part , being perfons of ftrong zeal , and weak intel- lects , it is both a charitable and ...
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... perfons to confider , that I am at a very great charge for proper materials for this work , as well as that before I refolved upon it , I had fettled a correfpondence in all parts of the known and knowing world . And forafmuch as this ...
... perfons to confider , that I am at a very great charge for proper materials for this work , as well as that before I refolved upon it , I had fettled a correfpondence in all parts of the known and knowing world . And forafmuch as this ...
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... perfons of diftinction as at that time ; the ftage itself was covered with gentlemen and ladies , and when the curtain was drawn , it discovered even there a very splendid audience . This unusual en- couragement , which was given to a ...
... perfons of diftinction as at that time ; the ftage itself was covered with gentlemen and ladies , and when the curtain was drawn , it discovered even there a very splendid audience . This unusual en- couragement , which was given to a ...
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... perfons who think themfelves upon equal terms : but the allies have so just a fenfe , of their prefent advantages , that they will not admit of a treaty ex- cept France offers what is more fuitable to her perfent condition . At the fame ...
... perfons who think themfelves upon equal terms : but the allies have so just a fenfe , of their prefent advantages , that they will not admit of a treaty ex- cept France offers what is more fuitable to her perfent condition . At the fame ...
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