The Tatler: With Prefaces Historical and Biographical, Band 4Alexander Chalmers Nichols and Son, 1806 |
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... give him this counsel were at first against paffing the fine in- On the fuppofition that this paper was tranfmitted to Steele from Dublin , Mr. Euftace Budgell might have drawn this Law - cafe . He is faid to have been a Bicker- staff ...
... give him this counsel were at first against paffing the fine in- On the fuppofition that this paper was tranfmitted to Steele from Dublin , Mr. Euftace Budgell might have drawn this Law - cafe . He is faid to have been a Bicker- staff ...
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... give him my advice . ISAAC BICKERSTAFF , efquire , of Great - Britain , to LEWIS the Fourteenth of France . • SIR , Your Majesty will pardon me while I take the liberty to acquaint you , that fome paffages April 1747 , had added his own ...
... give him my advice . ISAAC BICKERSTAFF , efquire , of Great - Britain , to LEWIS the Fourteenth of France . • SIR , Your Majesty will pardon me while I take the liberty to acquaint you , that fome paffages April 1747 , had added his own ...
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... give up Virtue for a worthlefs life . R. WYNNE . From my own Apartment , June 28 . OF all the evils under the fun ... gives himself the liberty to range and run over in his thoughts the different ge- niufes of men , which he meets in the ...
... give up Virtue for a worthlefs life . R. WYNNE . From my own Apartment , June 28 . OF all the evils under the fun ... gives himself the liberty to range and run over in his thoughts the different ge- niufes of men , which he meets in the ...
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... gives half - looks and fhrugs in his general behaviour , to give you to understand that you do not know what he means . He is alfo wonderfully adverbial in his expreffions , and breaks off with a ' Perhaps and a nod of the head upon ...
... gives half - looks and fhrugs in his general behaviour , to give you to understand that you do not know what he means . He is alfo wonderfully adverbial in his expreffions , and breaks off with a ' Perhaps and a nod of the head upon ...
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... give over all farther expectations from him . He fighed , and ended his difcourfe , by saying , " You , Mr. Cenfor , fome time ago , gave us your thoughts of the behaviour of great men to their creditors . This fort of demand upon them ...
... give over all farther expectations from him . He fighed , and ended his difcourfe , by saying , " You , Mr. Cenfor , fome time ago , gave us your thoughts of the behaviour of great men to their creditors . This fort of demand upon them ...
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