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...admiration of all men. That countenance with which it is received by fome ftatefmen, is delightful ; I wifti I could tell you how every fingle man looks upon it,...indeed think it rather too bold, and too general a Satire : but none that I hear of accufe it of particular reflections (I mean no perfons of confequence,...

...wifh I could tell you how every fmgle man looks upon it, to obferve which has been 'my whole diveriion this fortnight. I've never been a night in London...indeed think it rather too bold, and too general a Satire : but none, that I hear of, accufe it of particular reflexions (I mean no perfons of confequence,...

...admiration of all men. That countenance with which it is received by fome ftatefmen, is delightful ; I wifh I could tell you how every fingle man looks upon...this fortnight. I've never been a night in London finee you left me, till now for this very end, and indeed it has fully anfwered my expectatrions. I...

...with which it is received by fome ftatefmen, is delightful; I wifh I could tell you how every fmgle man looks upon it, to obferve which has been my whole...this fortnight. I've never been a night in London fmce you left me, till now for this very end, and indeed it has fully anfwered my. expeftations. I...

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...delightful ; I wifh I could tell you how every fmgle man looks upon it, to obferve which has been m> whole diverfion this fortnight. I've never been a...this very end, and indeed it has fully •anfwered my expeftations. I find no confiderable man very angry at the book : fome indeed think it rather too bold,...

...admiration of all men. That countenance with which it is received by fome ftatefmen, is delightful ; I wim I could tell you how every fingle man looks upon it,...indeed think it rather too bold, and too general a Satire : but none, that I hear of, accufe it of particular reflections (I mean no perfons of confequence,...

...admiration of all men. That countenance with which it is received by fome ftatefman, is delightful ; i wifh I could tell you how every fingle man looks upon it, to obferve which has been my wholg diverfion this fortnight. I've never been a night in London fince you left me, till now for this...

...admiration of all men- That countenance with which it is received by fome ftatefmen, is delightful; I wifh I could tell you how every fingle man looks upon...fince you left me, till now for this very end; and indeedit has fully anfweredmy expectations. I find no confiderable man- very angry at the * Thil was...