The Spectator, Svazek 1 |
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The dreffing part of our sex , whofe minds are the fame with the fillier part of the other , are exactly in the like uneafy condition to be regarded for a well - tied cravat , an hat cocked with an unufual brifknefs , a very well ...
The dreffing part of our sex , whofe minds are the fame with the fillier part of the other , are exactly in the like uneafy condition to be regarded for a well - tied cravat , an hat cocked with an unufual brifknefs , a very well ...
Strana 227
What fenfe of fhame in woman's breast can lio , Inur'd to arms , and her own sex to fly . DRYDEN . WHEN the wife of Hector , in Homer's Iliad , difcourfes with her husband about the battle in which he was going to engage , —the hero ...
What fenfe of fhame in woman's breast can lio , Inur'd to arms , and her own sex to fly . DRYDEN . WHEN the wife of Hector , in Homer's Iliad , difcourfes with her husband about the battle in which he was going to engage , —the hero ...
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Fine Gentlemen , a character frequently mifapplied by the Fair Sex , No. 75 . Flutter ( Sir Fopling ) a comedy ; remarks on it , No. 65 . Fools , great plenty of them the first day of April , No. 47 . Freeport ( Sir Andrew ) a member of ...
Fine Gentlemen , a character frequently mifapplied by the Fair Sex , No. 75 . Flutter ( Sir Fopling ) a comedy ; remarks on it , No. 65 . Fools , great plenty of them the first day of April , No. 47 . Freeport ( Sir Andrew ) a member of ...
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Idols , who of the Fair Sex fo called , No. 73 . Impudence gets the better of modefty , No. 2. An impudence committed by the eyes , 20. The definition of English , Scotch , and Irifh impudence , ibid . Indian Kings , some of their ...
Idols , who of the Fair Sex fo called , No. 73 . Impudence gets the better of modefty , No. 2. An impudence committed by the eyes , 20. The definition of English , Scotch , and Irifh impudence , ibid . Indian Kings , some of their ...
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20 Statira propofed as a pattern to the Fair Sex , 41 Superftition , the folly of it defcribed , No. 7 Sufannah , or Innocence Betrayed , to be exhibited by Mr. Powell , with a new pair of Elders , No.
20 Statira propofed as a pattern to the Fair Sex , 41 Superftition , the folly of it defcribed , No. 7 Sufannah , or Innocence Betrayed , to be exhibited by Mr. Powell , with a new pair of Elders , No.
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| Název | The Spectator, Svazek 1 The Spectator, Joseph Addison |
| Autor | Joseph Addison |
| Vydáno | 1793 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Lyonská veřejná knihovna |
| Digitalizováno | 3. říjen 2012 |
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