The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 27
... believe himfelf not incapable of being be- loved . Our fortunes indeed , weighed in the nice ' fcale of intereft , are not exactly equal , which by the way was the true caufe of my jilting him , and I had the affurance to acquaint him ...
... believe himfelf not incapable of being be- loved . Our fortunes indeed , weighed in the nice ' fcale of intereft , are not exactly equal , which by the way was the true caufe of my jilting him , and I had the affurance to acquaint him ...
Strana 120
... believe fhe does not want ad- mirers . She has had fince he came to town about twenty - five of thofe lovers who made their addreffes by way of jointure and fettlement . These come and go with great indifference on both fides ; and as ...
... believe fhe does not want ad- mirers . She has had fince he came to town about twenty - five of thofe lovers who made their addreffes by way of jointure and fettlement . These come and go with great indifference on both fides ; and as ...
Strana 171
... believe this ' . cuftom took its rife from the ages of knight - errantry ; from those who loved one woman fo well , that they hated all men and women else ; from those who would fight you , whether you were or were not of their mind ...
... believe this ' . cuftom took its rife from the ages of knight - errantry ; from those who loved one woman fo well , that they hated all men and women else ; from those who would fight you , whether you were or were not of their mind ...
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