The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... obliged to be fo . But this fubject deferves a diftin & t fpecula- tion , and I fhall obferve for a day or two the behaviour of two or three happy pair I am acquainted with , be- fore I pretend to make a fyftem of conjugal morality . I ...
... obliged to be fo . But this fubject deferves a diftin & t fpecula- tion , and I fhall obferve for a day or two the behaviour of two or three happy pair I am acquainted with , be- fore I pretend to make a fyftem of conjugal morality . I ...
Strana 76
... obliged to indulge the jilt in her conftitution , by laying artificial plots , writing perplexing letters from unknown hands , and making all the young fellows in love with her , until they find out who fhe is . Thus , as ' before fhe ...
... obliged to indulge the jilt in her conftitution , by laying artificial plots , writing perplexing letters from unknown hands , and making all the young fellows in love with her , until they find out who fhe is . Thus , as ' before fhe ...
Strana 98
... obliging ; for at the fame time that the patron informs himself of matters , he gives the perfon of whom he in- quires ... obliged to . For the chief point is to keep in generals , and if there be any thing that's offered in particular ...
... obliging ; for at the fame time that the patron informs himself of matters , he gives the perfon of whom he in- quires ... obliged to . For the chief point is to keep in generals , and if there be any thing that's offered in particular ...
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