The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - Počet stran: 722 |
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... beauty which by her shape or features , but by the lustre of her are daily vended in this great mart , there is not a mind which shone in them , and gave them their maiden gentlewoman of good family in any county power of charming : of ...
... beauty which by her shape or features , but by the lustre of her are daily vended in this great mart , there is not a mind which shone in them , and gave them their maiden gentlewoman of good family in any county power of charming : of ...
Strana 350
... beauty , but beauty cannot long supply the absence of good - nature . MADAM , POSTSCRIPT . February 18 . " I have yours of this day , wherein you twice bid further , before I know what to do . me not disoblige you , but you must explain ...
... beauty , but beauty cannot long supply the absence of good - nature . MADAM , POSTSCRIPT . February 18 . " I have yours of this day , wherein you twice bid further , before I know what to do . me not disoblige you , but you must explain ...
Strana 474
... beauty ; but still there will be such a mixture of delight in the very disgust it gives us , as any of these three quali fications are most conspicuous and prevailing . moment with something that is new . We ar quickly tired with ...
... beauty ; but still there will be such a mixture of delight in the very disgust it gives us , as any of these three quali fications are most conspicuous and prevailing . moment with something that is new . We ar quickly tired with ...
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