The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 43
... behaviour , than to give the most exquifite of torments to those who love them , nay whofe torment would be abated if they did not love them . It is wonderful to obferve how little is made of this inexpreffible injury , and how eafily ...
... behaviour , than to give the most exquifite of torments to those who love them , nay whofe torment would be abated if they did not love them . It is wonderful to obferve how little is made of this inexpreffible injury , and how eafily ...
Strana 151
... behaviour of these female libertines ; but as your ⚫ remarks on fome part of it would be a doing of jul- tice to several women of virtue and honour , whofe reputations fuffer by it , I hope you will not think it improper to give the ...
... behaviour of these female libertines ; but as your ⚫ remarks on fome part of it would be a doing of jul- tice to several women of virtue and honour , whofe reputations fuffer by it , I hope you will not think it improper to give the ...
Strana 299
... behaviour ? If the licentious had not utterly forgot what it is to be modeft , they would know that offended modefty labours under one of the greatest fufferings to which human life can be expofed . If thefe brutes could reflect thus ...
... behaviour ? If the licentious had not utterly forgot what it is to be modeft , they would know that offended modefty labours under one of the greatest fufferings to which human life can be expofed . If thefe brutes could reflect thus ...
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