The Spectator, Svazek 7W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 104
... told , was the greatest rake in the place , but fo much the mather's darling , that he left her husband behind with a large family of hopeful fons and daughters , for the fake of this graceless youth . 4 ་ 4 • It would be endless to ...
... told , was the greatest rake in the place , but fo much the mather's darling , that he left her husband behind with a large family of hopeful fons and daughters , for the fake of this graceless youth . 4 ་ 4 • It would be endless to ...
Strana 214
... told you that this was my fecond time of feeing her fince marriage ; but ' before the lived at the fame town where I went to school ; so that the plea of a relation , added to the ' innocence of my youth , prevailed upon her good ...
... told you that this was my fecond time of feeing her fince marriage ; but ' before the lived at the fame town where I went to school ; so that the plea of a relation , added to the ' innocence of my youth , prevailed upon her good ...
Strana 218
... told the latter , that is to fay , Mr. SPECTATOR , he ' told the bachelors , " That their lives and actions had " been fo peculiar , that he knew not by what name to " call them ; not by that of men , for they performed no- 6 66 66 86 ...
... told the latter , that is to fay , Mr. SPECTATOR , he ' told the bachelors , " That their lives and actions had " been fo peculiar , that he knew not by what name to " call them ; not by that of men , for they performed no- 6 66 66 86 ...
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On gardens 477 | 32 |
On benpeckd husbands 482 | 47 |
On the usefulness of modefy in the profeffion of the law 484 | 60 |
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