The SpectatorH. Washbourne, 1852 - Počet stran: 722 |
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... behaviour of their young men in the streets , says , " There was so much modesty in their looks , that you might as soon have turned the eyes of a marble statue upon you as theirs ; and that in all their behaviour they were more modest ...
... behaviour of their young men in the streets , says , " There was so much modesty in their looks , that you might as soon have turned the eyes of a marble statue upon you as theirs ; and that in all their behaviour they were more modest ...
Strana 448
... behaviour as it sits upon a com- panion in pleasure , not a man of design and in- trigue . To vary with every humour in this manner cannot be agreeable , except it comes from a man's own temper and natural complexion ; to do it out of ...
... behaviour as it sits upon a com- panion in pleasure , not a man of design and in- trigue . To vary with every humour in this manner cannot be agreeable , except it comes from a man's own temper and natural complexion ; to do it out of ...
Strana 717
... Behaviour in Church Freedoms of Married People Method of Educating Youth 630 430 157 141 • 20 354 Farewell Paper and Acknowledgments of As- sistance 25 Ill Consequence of the Peace 102 Ill - natured Satire 138 Immateriality of the Soul ...
... Behaviour in Church Freedoms of Married People Method of Educating Youth 630 430 157 141 • 20 354 Farewell Paper and Acknowledgments of As- sistance 25 Ill Consequence of the Peace 102 Ill - natured Satire 138 Immateriality of the Soul ...
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