The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 27
... she has fucceffively had for different Men , before she is pru- dentially given to him for whom she has neither Love nor Friendship . For what should a poor Creature do that has loft all her Friends ? There's Marinet the Agreeable , has ...
... she has fucceffively had for different Men , before she is pru- dentially given to him for whom she has neither Love nor Friendship . For what should a poor Creature do that has loft all her Friends ? There's Marinet the Agreeable , has ...
Strana 128
... she is to remove , being in the Plot , are ready to receive her at her own Chamber again . At ftated Times , the Gentlewoman at whose Houfe fhe supposes she is at the Time ; is fent for to quar- rel with , according to her common Cuftom ...
... she is to remove , being in the Plot , are ready to receive her at her own Chamber again . At ftated Times , the Gentlewoman at whose Houfe fhe supposes she is at the Time ; is fent for to quar- rel with , according to her common Cuftom ...
Strana 132
... SHE is fenfible , that a vain Perfon is the most in- fufferable Creature living in a well - bred Affembly . · THAT fhe defired , before she appeared in public again , the might have Affurances , that tho ' fhe might be thought handfom ...
... SHE is fenfible , that a vain Perfon is the most in- fufferable Creature living in a well - bred Affembly . · THAT fhe defired , before she appeared in public again , the might have Affurances , that tho ' fhe might be thought handfom ...
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