The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... myself understood in the reprefentation of a Hen - peckt life , but I fhall take leave to give you an account of myself , and my own fpoufe . You are to know that I am reckoned no • fool , have on several occasions been tried whether I ...
... myself understood in the reprefentation of a Hen - peckt life , but I fhall take leave to give you an account of myself , and my own fpoufe . You are to know that I am reckoned no • fool , have on several occasions been tried whether I ...
Strana 125
... myself to you , and hope I fhall prevail with you to print in your very next Paper the following letter which is a declaration of paffion to one who has made fome faint addreffes to me for fome * time . I believe he ardently loves me ...
... myself to you , and hope I fhall prevail with you to print in your very next Paper the following letter which is a declaration of paffion to one who has made fome faint addreffes to me for fome * time . I believe he ardently loves me ...
Strana 240
... myself from it , I do defire my fery good friend to tell me in his Spictatur , if I fhall be cure of my griefous lofes ; for there is the fea clear as glass , and as creen as the leek . Then likewife if I be drown , and preak my neck ...
... myself from it , I do defire my fery good friend to tell me in his Spictatur , if I fhall be cure of my griefous lofes ; for there is the fea clear as glass , and as creen as the leek . Then likewife if I be drown , and preak my neck ...
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