The Guardian: In Two Volumes, Band 1J. Thompson and S. Dampier, 1762 |
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... Since he has affumed a licence to talk of this nobleman in print to his difadvantage , I hope his Lordship will pardon me , that , out of the in- tereft which I , and all true Englishmen , have in his character , I take the liberty to ...
... Since he has affumed a licence to talk of this nobleman in print to his difadvantage , I hope his Lordship will pardon me , that , out of the in- tereft which I , and all true Englishmen , have in his character , I take the liberty to ...
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... Since I am fatis- fied that my perfon and garb give pleasure to my fellow- creatures , I fhall not think the three hours business I ufually attend at my toilette , below the dignity of a rational foul . I an content to fuffer great ...
... Since I am fatis- fied that my perfon and garb give pleasure to my fellow- creatures , I fhall not think the three hours business I ufually attend at my toilette , below the dignity of a rational foul . I an content to fuffer great ...
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... Since the above , my wife is gone out of the room , and writes word by Billy , that he would have , in the above letter , the words ' jangling of ours , ' chang ed into the words thefe our frequent debates . ' I al- low of the amendment ...
... Since the above , my wife is gone out of the room , and writes word by Billy , that he would have , in the above letter , the words ' jangling of ours , ' chang ed into the words thefe our frequent debates . ' I al- low of the amendment ...
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