The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... husbands , and at the fame time protefting their own innocence ; and defiring my advice on this occafion . I fhall ... husband . Jealoufy is that pain which a man feels from the ap- prehenfion that he is not equally beloved by the ...
... husbands , and at the fame time protefting their own innocence ; and defiring my advice on this occafion . I fhall ... husband . Jealoufy is that pain which a man feels from the ap- prehenfion that he is not equally beloved by the ...
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... husband , 176 ; from Celinda about jealoufy , 178 ; from Martha Housewife to her husband , ibid . To the Spectator from - with an account of a whistling- match at the Bath , 179 ; from Philaritmus , difplaying the vanity of Lewis XIV's ...
... husband , 176 ; from Celinda about jealoufy , 178 ; from Martha Housewife to her husband , ibid . To the Spectator from - with an account of a whistling- match at the Bath , 179 ; from Philaritmus , difplaying the vanity of Lewis XIV's ...
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... husband , 211 ; from Barnaby Brittle , whose wife is a filly , ibid . from Jofiah Hen- peck , who is married to a grimalkin , ibid , from Martha Tempeft , complaining of her witty husband , ibid , from Anthony Freeman the henpecked ...
... husband , 211 ; from Barnaby Brittle , whose wife is a filly , ibid . from Jofiah Hen- peck , who is married to a grimalkin , ibid , from Martha Tempeft , complaining of her witty husband , ibid , from Anthony Freeman the henpecked ...
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