The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 119
... She does not know the Author of any thing that is told her , but can readily re- peat the Matter it felf ; therefore , though fhe expofes all the whole Town , fhe offends no one Body in it . She is fo exquifitely reftlefs and peevish ...
... She does not know the Author of any thing that is told her , but can readily re- peat the Matter it felf ; therefore , though fhe expofes all the whole Town , fhe offends no one Body in it . She is fo exquifitely reftlefs and peevish ...
Strana 124
... she gone into Exile of her own accord . SHE is fenfible , that a vain Perfon is the most in- fufferable Creature living in a well - bred Affembly . 6 THAT she defired , before fhe appeared in Publick again , fhe might have Affurances ...
... she gone into Exile of her own accord . SHE is fenfible , that a vain Perfon is the most in- fufferable Creature living in a well - bred Affembly . 6 THAT she defired , before fhe appeared in Publick again , fhe might have Affurances ...
Strana 194
... she makes her Diverfion , her Bu- finefs , and her Glory . When she was afked by a Friend of her deceafed Mother , to admit of the Courtship of her Son , fhe anfwer'd , That she had a great Respect and Gra- titude to her for the ...
... she makes her Diverfion , her Bu- finefs , and her Glory . When she was afked by a Friend of her deceafed Mother , to admit of the Courtship of her Son , fhe anfwer'd , That she had a great Respect and Gra- titude to her for the ...
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