The Spectator, Svazek 1Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele, Donald Frederic Bond Clarendon Press, 1965 |
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... Conversation and Knowledge has been in the female World ' and of a past genera- tion . His conversation is of the age of Charles II : ' the French King's Wenches ' would be the mistresses of Louis XIV , long before the time of Madame de ...
... Conversation and Knowledge has been in the female World ' and of a past genera- tion . His conversation is of the age of Charles II : ' the French King's Wenches ' would be the mistresses of Louis XIV , long before the time of Madame de ...
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... Conversation of the Day has supplied them . I have often considered these poor Souls with an Eye of great Commiseration , when I have heard them asking the first Man they have met with , whether there was any News stirring ? and by that ...
... Conversation of the Day has supplied them . I have often considered these poor Souls with an Eye of great Commiseration , when I have heard them asking the first Man they have met with , whether there was any News stirring ? and by that ...
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... Conversation . At length , when the Competition was doubtful , and the Lady undetermined in her Choice , one of the young Lovers very luckily bethought himself of adding a super- numerary Lace to his Liveries , which had so good an ...
... Conversation . At length , when the Competition was doubtful , and the Lady undetermined in her Choice , one of the young Lovers very luckily bethought himself of adding a super- numerary Lace to his Liveries , which had so good an ...
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