LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... tell you , and I write this by him ) he lives or dies your faithful friend ; and one reafon he has to defire a little longer life , is the wifh to fee you once more . He is gay enough in this circumftance to tell you , he wou'd give you ...
... tell you , and I write this by him ) he lives or dies your faithful friend ; and one reafon he has to defire a little longer life , is the wifh to fee you once more . He is gay enough in this circumftance to tell you , he wou'd give you ...
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... tell you with seriousness , that these advantages con- tribute to my case , and therefore I value them . And in one ... tell tell you any thing relating to it . I live FROM DR . SWIFT , etc. 249.
... tell you with seriousness , that these advantages con- tribute to my case , and therefore I value them . And in one ... tell tell you any thing relating to it . I live FROM DR . SWIFT , etc. 249.
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... tell her , that you have not answered me on the fame questions , and that I fhall take it as a thing never to be forgiven from you , if you tell anò- ther what you have conceal'd from me . LETTER LXXI . Sept. 15 , 1734 . Have ever ...
... tell her , that you have not answered me on the fame questions , and that I fhall take it as a thing never to be forgiven from you , if you tell anò- ther what you have conceal'd from me . LETTER LXXI . Sept. 15 , 1734 . Have ever ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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