The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... she took the < air in the fellow to it of her own within that time : ' this , rather than lose an heir , I readily comply'd with . Then the furniture of her best room must be inftantly changed , or she should mark the child with fome of ...
... she took the < air in the fellow to it of her own within that time : ' this , rather than lose an heir , I readily comply'd with . Then the furniture of her best room must be inftantly changed , or she should mark the child with fome of ...
Strana 142
... She fays all love is ridiculous , except it be ' celestial ; but she speaks of the paflion of one mortal ' to another with too much bitterness , for one that had no jealoufy mixed with her contempt of it . If at any time fhe fees a man ...
... She fays all love is ridiculous , except it be ' celestial ; but she speaks of the paflion of one mortal ' to another with too much bitterness , for one that had no jealoufy mixed with her contempt of it . If at any time fhe fees a man ...
Strana 293
... She had the misfortune to have the finall - pox , upon which I was exprefsly forbid her fight , it being -apprehended that it would increafe her diftemper , and that I fhould infallibly catch it at the first look . As foon as she was ...
... She had the misfortune to have the finall - pox , upon which I was exprefsly forbid her fight , it being -apprehended that it would increafe her diftemper , and that I fhould infallibly catch it at the first look . As foon as she was ...
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