The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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Page 302
... reader , and generally your admirer , Ñ. Â. ' P. S. The sooner these fine gentlemen are set to " work the better ; there being at this time several fine fringes , that only stay for more hands . ' I shall in the next place present my reader ...
... reader , and generally your admirer , Ñ. Â. ' P. S. The sooner these fine gentlemen are set to " work the better ; there being at this time several fine fringes , that only stay for more hands . ' I shall in the next place present my reader ...
Page 399
... reader how to distinguish for his . When the play above - mentioned was last acted , there were so many applauded strokes in it which I had from the same hand , that I thought very meanly of myself that I have never publicly ...
... reader how to distinguish for his . When the play above - mentioned was last acted , there were so many applauded strokes in it which I had from the same hand , that I thought very meanly of myself that I have never publicly ...
Page 400
... reader will also find some papers which are marked with the letter X , for which he is obliged to the ingenious gentleman who diverted the town with the epilogue to The Distressed Mother2 . I might have owned these several papers with ...
... reader will also find some papers which are marked with the letter X , for which he is obliged to the ingenious gentleman who diverted the town with the epilogue to The Distressed Mother2 . I might have owned these several papers with ...
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