The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 35
... She has a good share of it , and is what you ⚫ call a very pretty agreeable woman . I perfectly dote ' on her , and my affection to her gives me all the anxie- ' ties imaginable but that of jealoufy . My being thus • confident of her ...
... She has a good share of it , and is what you ⚫ call a very pretty agreeable woman . I perfectly dote ' on her , and my affection to her gives me all the anxie- ' ties imaginable but that of jealoufy . My being thus • confident of her ...
Strana 36
... she is a violent whig . Upon this we talk politicks fo long , that she is convinced I kifs her for her wifdom . It is a common ' practice with me to ask her fome question concerning the constitution , which fhe answers me in general out ...
... she is a violent whig . Upon this we talk politicks fo long , that she is convinced I kifs her for her wifdom . It is a common ' practice with me to ask her fome question concerning the constitution , which fhe answers me in general out ...
Strana 162
... She is altogether faultless and unblameable ; ber family flourishes and improves by her good manag ment . She loves her husband , and is beloved by him . She brings bim a race of beautiful and virtuous children . She diftin- guishes ...
... She is altogether faultless and unblameable ; ber family flourishes and improves by her good manag ment . She loves her husband , and is beloved by him . She brings bim a race of beautiful and virtuous children . She diftin- guishes ...
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