The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 53
... best of husbands , and blessed with very fine children , can never be prevailed upon to forgive me . He was fo kind to me before this unhappy accident , that indeed it makes my breach of duty in fome measure inexcufable ; and at the ...
... best of husbands , and blessed with very fine children , can never be prevailed upon to forgive me . He was fo kind to me before this unhappy accident , that indeed it makes my breach of duty in fome measure inexcufable ; and at the ...
Strana 109
... best of any woman in England . I am not a little delighted that I have had your notice and approbation ; and however other young women may rally me out of envy , I triumph in it , and demand a place in your friendship . You moft ...
... best of any woman in England . I am not a little delighted that I have had your notice and approbation ; and however other young women may rally me out of envy , I triumph in it , and demand a place in your friendship . You moft ...
Strana 193
... best family in the most opulent city ; and the more fo , the more highly he deferves of his country ; that is to fay , the farther he places his wealth out of his hands , to draw home that of another climate . In this cafe an ill word ...
... best family in the most opulent city ; and the more fo , the more highly he deferves of his country ; that is to fay , the farther he places his wealth out of his hands , to draw home that of another climate . In this cafe an ill word ...
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