The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... myself . I LOOK upon myself as a kind of guardian to the fair , and am always watchful to obferve any thing which concerns their intereft . The prefent Paper fhall be employed in the fervice of a very fine young woman ; and the ...
... myself . I LOOK upon myself as a kind of guardian to the fair , and am always watchful to obferve any thing which concerns their intereft . The prefent Paper fhall be employed in the fervice of a very fine young woman ; and the ...
Strana 159
... myself however upon the earnest given me of fome- 46 46 thing further intended in my favour ; for I am told , " that the man who is thought worthy by a lady to " make a fool of , ftands fair enough in her opinion " to become one day her ...
... myself however upon the earnest given me of fome- 46 46 thing further intended in my favour ; for I am told , " that the man who is thought worthy by a lady to " make a fool of , ftands fair enough in her opinion " to become one day her ...
Strana 227
... myself , and found means to alleviate , and at laft conquer my affliction , by reflecting how that the and her children having been no great expence to me , the best part of her fortune was ftill left ; that my charge being reduced to ...
... myself , and found means to alleviate , and at laft conquer my affliction , by reflecting how that the and her children having been no great expence to me , the best part of her fortune was ftill left ; that my charge being reduced to ...
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