The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 103
himfelf . He would turn his difcourfe ftill more plea- fantly upon the bounties of the ladies in this kind ; and I have heard him fay he knew a fine woman , who dif- tributed rewards and punishments in giving ... ftill more plea- ...
himfelf . He would turn his difcourfe ftill more plea- fantly upon the bounties of the ladies in this kind ; and I have heard him fay he knew a fine woman , who dif- tributed rewards and punishments in giving ... ftill more plea- ...
Strana 191
... ftill repeated , She was an idle baggage , and bid her go on . Ah maf- ter , fays the gipfy , that roguifh leer of yours makes a pretty woman's heart ake ; you have not that fimper about the mouth for nothing . - The uncouth gibberish ...
... ftill repeated , She was an idle baggage , and bid her go on . Ah maf- ter , fays the gipfy , that roguifh leer of yours makes a pretty woman's heart ake ; you have not that fimper about the mouth for nothing . - The uncouth gibberish ...
Strana 246
... ftill diftinguifhes her above the rest of her fex . Beauty in others is lovely , in others agreea- ble , in others attractive ; but in Eudofia it is com- . manding . Love towards Eudofia is a fentiment like the love of glory . The ...
... ftill diftinguifhes her above the rest of her fex . Beauty in others is lovely , in others agreea- ble , in others attractive ; but in Eudofia it is com- . manding . Love towards Eudofia is a fentiment like the love of glory . The ...
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