The Guardian, Band 2C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... Coffee - house , MR . IRONSIDE , ' I HAVE observed that this day you make mention of Will's coffee - house , as a place where people are too polite to hold a man in discourse by the button " . Every body knows your honour frequents this ...
... Coffee - house , MR . IRONSIDE , ' I HAVE observed that this day you make mention of Will's coffee - house , as a place where people are too polite to hold a man in discourse by the button " . Every body knows your honour frequents this ...
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... coffee - house . ' Besides this way of dealing with them , I have in- vented many curious traps , snares , and ... coffee - house , in Cornhill , June 19 , 1713 . 6 SIR , ' READING in your yesterday's paper a letter from Daniel Button ...
... coffee - house . ' Besides this way of dealing with them , I have in- vented many curious traps , snares , and ... coffee - house , in Cornhill , June 19 , 1713 . 6 SIR , ' READING in your yesterday's paper a letter from Daniel Button ...
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... coffee - house , in- Covent Garden 2 , who is directed to show the way to the lion's head , and to instruct any young author how to convey his works into the mouth of it with safety and secresy . ADDISON . K 2 The lion's head , formerly ...
... coffee - house , in- Covent Garden 2 , who is directed to show the way to the lion's head , and to instruct any young author how to convey his works into the mouth of it with safety and secresy . ADDISON . K 2 The lion's head , formerly ...
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