LettersJ. and P. Knapton, H. Lintot, J. and R. Tonson, and S. Draper, 1751 |
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... told the Dean , there were feveral facts he knew to be falfe , and that the whole was fo much in the fpirit of party - writing , that , though 4 it might have made a fea- fonable pamphlet in fupport of their Adminiftration it was a ...
... told the Dean , there were feveral facts he knew to be falfe , and that the whole was fo much in the fpirit of party - writing , that , though 4 it might have made a fea- fonable pamphlet in fupport of their Adminiftration it was a ...
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... told you before what the Duke of D- faid to me on that occafion , How a Judge here , who knows you , told him that on the first reading those Ef- fays , he was much pleased , but found fome lines a little dark On the fecond most of them ...
... told you before what the Duke of D- faid to me on that occafion , How a Judge here , who knows you , told him that on the first reading those Ef- fays , he was much pleased , but found fome lines a little dark On the fecond most of them ...
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... told me she " had stop'd the Dean's let- " ter which gave you that " information ; but believed he would write fuch an- " other ; and therefore de- " fir'd me to affure you , 66 from her , that he was to- " tally ignorant where they ...
... told me she " had stop'd the Dean's let- " ter which gave you that " information ; but believed he would write fuch an- " other ; and therefore de- " fir'd me to affure you , 66 from her , that he was to- " tally ignorant where they ...
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LETTER | 3 |
Lord Bolingbrokes life in the country | 113 |
From Dr Swift Mention again | 118 |
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