The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 27
... Woman . IT is the Permiffion of fuch - Intercourfe , that makes a young Woman come to the Arms of her Husband , af- ter the Disappointment of four or five Paffions which she has fucceffively had for different Men , before she is pru ...
... Woman . IT is the Permiffion of fuch - Intercourfe , that makes a young Woman come to the Arms of her Husband , af- ter the Disappointment of four or five Paffions which she has fucceffively had for different Men , before she is pru ...
Strana 32
... Woman of Merit , but am fal- len in Love , as they call it , with a Lady of her Acquaintance , who is going to be married to a Gentle- man who deferves her . I am in a Truft relating to this Lady's Fortune , which makes my Concurrence ...
... Woman of Merit , but am fal- len in Love , as they call it , with a Lady of her Acquaintance , who is going to be married to a Gentle- man who deferves her . I am in a Truft relating to this Lady's Fortune , which makes my Concurrence ...
Strana 195
... Woman is generally a Compofition of Spright- linefs and Falfhood . I do not know whether it pro- ceeds from Barrennefs of Invention , Depravation of Manners , or Ignorance of Mankind , but I have often wondered that our ordinary Poets ...
... Woman is generally a Compofition of Spright- linefs and Falfhood . I do not know whether it pro- ceeds from Barrennefs of Invention , Depravation of Manners , or Ignorance of Mankind , but I have often wondered that our ordinary Poets ...
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