The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... woman . It is the permiffion of fuch intercourse , that makes a young woman come to the arms of her husband , after ... women as much as poffible ; and must confefs that I have , though a tolerable good philofopher , but a low opinion ...
... woman . It is the permiffion of fuch intercourse , that makes a young woman come to the arms of her husband , after ... women as much as poffible ; and must confefs that I have , though a tolerable good philofopher , but a low opinion ...
Strana 161
... women in the world ; as on the contrary , women , who have an indifference or averfion for their counter - parts in human nature , are generally four and unamiable , fluttish and cenforious . I am led into this train of thoughts by a ...
... women in the world ; as on the contrary , women , who have an indifference or averfion for their counter - parts in human nature , are generally four and unamiable , fluttish and cenforious . I am led into this train of thoughts by a ...
Strana 165
... women whom they most admired , and would frequently drefs the necks , or heads , or arms of their miftreffes with any thing which they thought appeared gay or pretty . The women obferving that the men took delight in looking upon them ...
... women whom they most admired , and would frequently drefs the necks , or heads , or arms of their miftreffes with any thing which they thought appeared gay or pretty . The women obferving that the men took delight in looking upon them ...
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