The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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Strana 40
... enter upon what reformation they please to make in themselves in their youth , and not expect they shall be capable of it from a fond opinion some have often in their mouths , that if we do not leave our desires , they will leave us ...
... enter upon what reformation they please to make in themselves in their youth , and not expect they shall be capable of it from a fond opinion some have often in their mouths , that if we do not leave our desires , they will leave us ...
Strana 141
... enter upon the dissection of a coquette's heart , and communicate to the public such particularities as we observe in that curious piece of anatomy . It I should perhaps have waved this undertaking , had not I been put in mind of my ...
... enter upon the dissection of a coquette's heart , and communicate to the public such particularities as we observe in that curious piece of anatomy . It I should perhaps have waved this undertaking , had not I been put in mind of my ...
Strana 228
... entered into the know- ledge of the world unawares ; that dining the other day at a gentleman's house , the person who enter- tained was obliged to leave him with his wife and nieces ; where they spoke with so much contempt of an absent ...
... entered into the know- ledge of the world unawares ; that dining the other day at a gentleman's house , the person who enter- tained was obliged to leave him with his wife and nieces ; where they spoke with so much contempt of an absent ...
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