The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... young woman ; and the admonitions I give her , may not be unufeful to the rest of her fex . Gloriana fhall be the name of the heroine in to - day's entertainment ; and when I have , told you that she is rich , witty , young , and ...
... young woman ; and the admonitions I give her , may not be unufeful to the rest of her fex . Gloriana fhall be the name of the heroine in to - day's entertainment ; and when I have , told you that she is rich , witty , young , and ...
Strana 227
... young women around me , who were purchafing fruit for their refpective fa- milies . It was almost eight of the clock before I could leave that variety of objects . I took coach and followed a young lady , who tripped into another just ...
... young women around me , who were purchafing fruit for their refpective fa- milies . It was almost eight of the clock before I could leave that variety of objects . I took coach and followed a young lady , who tripped into another just ...
Strana 275
... young . woman , whom I entertained to take care of her , to ⚫ be very watchful in her care and attendance about ⚫ her . I am a man of business , and obliged to be much abroad . The neighbours have told me , that in my ⚫ abfence our ...
... young . woman , whom I entertained to take care of her , to ⚫ be very watchful in her care and attendance about ⚫ her . I am a man of business , and obliged to be much abroad . The neighbours have told me , that in my ⚫ abfence our ...
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