The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1963 - Počet stran: 33 |
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... Creature that she is an Hypocrite . This sort of good Man is very frequent in the populous and wealthy City of London , and is the true hen - peckt Man ; the kind Creature can- not break through his Kindnesses so far as to come to an Ex ...
... Creature that she is an Hypocrite . This sort of good Man is very frequent in the populous and wealthy City of London , and is the true hen - peckt Man ; the kind Creature can- not break through his Kindnesses so far as to come to an Ex ...
Strana 42
... Creatures sighing over them , it could not but be Matter of Mirth as well as Pity . A little Prentice Girl of mine has ... Creature that loves you ? then in the Lid , There is no re- sisting Strephon : I searched a little further , and ...
... Creatures sighing over them , it could not but be Matter of Mirth as well as Pity . A little Prentice Girl of mine has ... Creature that loves you ? then in the Lid , There is no re- sisting Strephon : I searched a little further , and ...
Strana 377
... Creature who would feel the Ex- tremes of Thirst and Hunger if he did not prevent his Appetites before they call upon him , to be so forgetful of the common Necessity of humane Nature as never to cast an Eye upon the Poor and Needy ...
... Creature who would feel the Ex- tremes of Thirst and Hunger if he did not prevent his Appetites before they call upon him , to be so forgetful of the common Necessity of humane Nature as never to cast an Eye upon the Poor and Needy ...
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