LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... continued ever fince in the greatest privacy , and utter igno- rance of those events , which are most common- ly talked of in the world . I neither know the names nor number of the Royal Family which now reigns , further than the Prayer ...
... continued ever fince in the greatest privacy , and utter igno- rance of those events , which are most common- ly talked of in the world . I neither know the names nor number of the Royal Family which now reigns , further than the Prayer ...
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... continued attendance on this melancholy occa- fion . Once more adieu , and write to one who is truly difconfolate . Dear Sir , I am forry that the renewal of our correfpon- dence fhould be upon fuch a melancholy oc- cafion . Poor Mr ...
... continued attendance on this melancholy occa- fion . Once more adieu , and write to one who is truly difconfolate . Dear Sir , I am forry that the renewal of our correfpon- dence fhould be upon fuch a melancholy oc- cafion . Poor Mr ...
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... continued fa- miliarity with the learned languages , makes you infinitely more a master of them . I would only recommend that the Tranflator's attention to Tully's Latinity may not preclude his ufage of fome Terms which may be more ...
... continued fa- miliarity with the learned languages , makes you infinitely more a master of them . I would only recommend that the Tranflator's attention to Tully's Latinity may not preclude his ufage of fome Terms which may be more ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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