The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 141
... themselves in mili- tary Exercifes . No Woman was to be married till she had killed her Man . The Ladies of Fashion used to play with young Lions inftead of Lap - dogs , and when they made any Parties of Diverfion , inftead of ...
... themselves in mili- tary Exercifes . No Woman was to be married till she had killed her Man . The Ladies of Fashion used to play with young Lions inftead of Lap - dogs , and when they made any Parties of Diverfion , inftead of ...
Strana 151
... themselves ( in fpight of all the Courage they had ) liable to the Fate of Miller , but could not fo eafily think themselves qualified like Buck ? TULLY fpeaks of this Custom with lefs Horror than one would expect , though he confeffes ...
... themselves ( in fpight of all the Courage they had ) liable to the Fate of Miller , but could not fo eafily think themselves qualified like Buck ? TULLY fpeaks of this Custom with lefs Horror than one would expect , though he confeffes ...
Strana 264
... themselves for a Name which was not to begin till they were dead , giving away themselves to purchase a Sound which was not to commence till they were out of hearing : But by Merit and fuperior Excellencies not only to gain , but ...
... themselves for a Name which was not to begin till they were dead , giving away themselves to purchase a Sound which was not to commence till they were out of hearing : But by Merit and fuperior Excellencies not only to gain , but ...
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