The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... acquainted with their characters . Women may difguise it if they think fit , and the more to do it , they may be angry ... acquaintance ; no , it is all friendship ; and yet they may be as fond as fhepherd and fhepherdess in a paftoral ...
... acquainted with their characters . Women may difguise it if they think fit , and the more to do it , they may be angry ... acquaintance ; no , it is all friendship ; and yet they may be as fond as fhepherd and fhepherdess in a paftoral ...
Strana 126
... acquaintance that fatisfaction before her . The unwillingness to receive good tidings is a quality as infeparable from a fcandal - bearer , as the readiness to divulge bad . But , alas ! how wretchedly low and con- temptible is that ...
... acquaintance that fatisfaction before her . The unwillingness to receive good tidings is a quality as infeparable from a fcandal - bearer , as the readiness to divulge bad . But , alas ! how wretchedly low and con- temptible is that ...
Strana 162
... acquainted with all the favourite fervants , bufy - bodies , dependants , and poor relations of all perfons of condition in the whole town . At the price of a good fum of money , Sem- pronia , by the initigation of Flavilla's mother ...
... acquainted with all the favourite fervants , bufy - bodies , dependants , and poor relations of all perfons of condition in the whole town . At the price of a good fum of money , Sem- pronia , by the initigation of Flavilla's mother ...
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