The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 276
... husband . A defire of being agree • able in the lover would be increased in the husband , and the mistress be more amiable by becoming the wife . Befides all which , I am apt to believe we fhould find the race of men grow wifer as their ...
... husband . A defire of being agree • able in the lover would be increased in the husband , and the mistress be more amiable by becoming the wife . Befides all which , I am apt to believe we fhould find the race of men grow wifer as their ...
Strana 300
... husband replies im- ' mediately , You lye , you flut , you have no ticket , for I have fold it . The poor woman upon this faints · away in a fit , recovers , and is now run distracted . As the had no design to defraud her husband , but ...
... husband replies im- ' mediately , You lye , you flut , you have no ticket , for I have fold it . The poor woman upon this faints · away in a fit , recovers , and is now run distracted . As the had no design to defraud her husband , but ...
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... husband , 211 ; from Barnaby Brittle , whofe wife is a filly , ibid . from Jofiah Hen- peck , who is married to a grimalkin , ibid . from Martha Tempeft , complaining of her witty husband , ibid . from Antony Freeman the henpecked , 212 ...
... husband , 211 ; from Barnaby Brittle , whofe wife is a filly , ibid . from Jofiah Hen- peck , who is married to a grimalkin , ibid . from Martha Tempeft , complaining of her witty husband , ibid . from Antony Freeman the henpecked , 212 ...
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