The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 139
... she hates every body . The ftatue in Rome * does not serve to vent malice half so well , as this old lady does to difperfe it . She does not know the author of any thing that is told her , but can readily re- peat the matter itself ...
... she hates every body . The ftatue in Rome * does not serve to vent malice half so well , as this old lady does to difperfe it . She does not know the author of any thing that is told her , but can readily re- peat the matter itself ...
Strana 145
... she went into the infirmary , to avoid a particular person who took upon him to profefs an ' admiration of her . · · She therefore prayed , that to applaud out of due place , might be declared an offence , and punished in the fame ...
... she went into the infirmary , to avoid a particular person who took upon him to profefs an ' admiration of her . · · She therefore prayed , that to applaud out of due place , might be declared an offence , and punished in the fame ...
Strana 261
... She can turn a vifit into an ' intrigue , and a diftant falute into an affignation . She can beggar the wealthy , and degrade the noble . In fhort , the can whisper men bafe or foolish , jealous or ill - natured , or , if occafion ...
... She can turn a vifit into an ' intrigue , and a diftant falute into an affignation . She can beggar the wealthy , and degrade the noble . In fhort , the can whisper men bafe or foolish , jealous or ill - natured , or , if occafion ...
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