The Spectator, Svazek 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 49
... tempered with virtue and humanity . I have indeed heard of heedless inconsi- derate writers , that without any malice have sacrificed the reputation of their friends and acquaintance to a certain levity of temper , and a silly ambition ...
... tempered with virtue and humanity . I have indeed heard of heedless inconsi- derate writers , that without any malice have sacrificed the reputation of their friends and acquaintance to a certain levity of temper , and a silly ambition ...
Strana 195
... temper , if we observe the conduct of the fair sex , we find that they choose rather to associate themselves with a person who resembles them in the light and volatile humour which is natural to them , than to such as are qualified to ...
... temper , if we observe the conduct of the fair sex , we find that they choose rather to associate themselves with a person who resembles them in the light and volatile humour which is natural to them , than to such as are qualified to ...
Strana 317
... temper , of raging , swoon- the good lady turned her softness into down- ing , railing , fainting , pitying herself , and right rage , and threw the scalding tea - ket- reviling her husband , upon an accidental tle upon your humble ...
... temper , of raging , swoon- the good lady turned her softness into down- ing , railing , fainting , pitying herself , and right rage , and threw the scalding tea - ket- reviling her husband , upon an accidental tle upon your humble ...
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