The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 323
... father commended in her , as the most decent manner of a virgin's giving her confent to an overture of that kind ... father's houfe one after another to inquire if they had heard any thing of Theo- dofius , who it feems had left his ...
... father commended in her , as the most decent manner of a virgin's giving her confent to an overture of that kind ... father's houfe one after another to inquire if they had heard any thing of Theo- dofius , who it feems had left his ...
Strana 324
... father's displeasure , rather than comply with a marriage which appeared to her fo full of guilt and hor- ror . The father feeing himself entirely rid of Theodofius , and likely to keep a confiderable portion in his family , was not ...
... father's displeasure , rather than comply with a marriage which appeared to her fo full of guilt and hor- ror . The father feeing himself entirely rid of Theodofius , and likely to keep a confiderable portion in his family , was not ...
Strana 327
... Father " FRANCIS . ' Conftantia faw that the hand - writing agreed with the contents of the letter : and upon reflecting on the voice of the perfon , the behaviour , and above all the extreme forrow of the father during her confeffion ...
... Father " FRANCIS . ' Conftantia faw that the hand - writing agreed with the contents of the letter : and upon reflecting on the voice of the perfon , the behaviour , and above all the extreme forrow of the father during her confeffion ...
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