The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1963 - Počet stran: 33 |
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Strana 124
... pass away their Time in Dressing , Bathing and Perfuming ; who throw their Hair into the nicest Curls , and trick it up with the fairest Flowers and Garlands . A Woman of this Species is a very pretty thing for a Stranger to look upon ...
... pass away their Time in Dressing , Bathing and Perfuming ; who throw their Hair into the nicest Curls , and trick it up with the fairest Flowers and Garlands . A Woman of this Species is a very pretty thing for a Stranger to look upon ...
Strana 226
... pass away a Winter Night for those who do not care to throw away their Time at an Opera , or at the Play - house . I would gladly know in particu- lar what Notion you have of Hot - Cockles ; as also whether you think that Questions and ...
... pass away a Winter Night for those who do not care to throw away their Time at an Opera , or at the Play - house . I would gladly know in particu- lar what Notion you have of Hot - Cockles ; as also whether you think that Questions and ...
Strana 247
... pass under the Conduct of so well - govern'd a Spirit , were the Blessings of Heaven upon Wisdom and Valour ; and all which seem adverse fell out by divine Permission , which we are not to search into . You have pass'd that Year of Life ...
... pass under the Conduct of so well - govern'd a Spirit , were the Blessings of Heaven upon Wisdom and Valour ; and all which seem adverse fell out by divine Permission , which we are not to search into . You have pass'd that Year of Life ...
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