The Spectator, Svazek 3Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 91
... these wretches who pretend to enter our houses merely 4 regard to women ; and who during his ministry was known to divide his hours between the cares of his office and the diffipation of a brothel . P. as · • as Spectators . These men ...
... these wretches who pretend to enter our houses merely 4 regard to women ; and who during his ministry was known to divide his hours between the cares of his office and the diffipation of a brothel . P. as · • as Spectators . These men ...
Strana 143
... these gentlemen may be thus difpofed of , I would earnestly exhort them to take care of thofe unfortunate creatures whom they have brought into the world by these indirect methods , and to give their spurious children fuch an education ...
... these gentlemen may be thus difpofed of , I would earnestly exhort them to take care of thofe unfortunate creatures whom they have brought into the world by these indirect methods , and to give their spurious children fuch an education ...
Strana 169
... These are women of variable uneven tempers , " fometimes all form and tempeft , fometimes all calm " and funfhine . The ftranger who fees one of these in " her fmiles and fmoothnefs , would cry her up for a " miracle of good humour ...
... These are women of variable uneven tempers , " fometimes all form and tempeft , fometimes all calm " and funfhine . The ftranger who fees one of these in " her fmiles and fmoothnefs , would cry her up for a " miracle of good humour ...
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