The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... desire me , and I dare say will be no less satisfac- is , that you would animadvert a little on tory to you , that I have an opportunity of this gentleman's practice . In my opinion , informing you , that the gentlemen and this ...
... desire me , and I dare say will be no less satisfac- is , that you would animadvert a little on tory to you , that I have an opportunity of this gentleman's practice . In my opinion , informing you , that the gentlemen and this ...
Strana 273
... desire to know more of it out of her overflowing fondness to him , he brags to her until his life is in her disposal . When a man is thus liable to be van- quished by the charms of her he loves , the safest way is to determine what is ...
... desire to know more of it out of her overflowing fondness to him , he brags to her until his life is in her disposal . When a man is thus liable to be van- quished by the charms of her he loves , the safest way is to determine what is ...
Strana 409
... desire of the sparkling green of an emerald , as the you is , to lay down some directions in order fainter and less permanent beauties of a to guard against these powerful orators , or rose or a myrtle . If there are men of extra- else ...
... desire of the sparkling green of an emerald , as the you is , to lay down some directions in order fainter and less permanent beauties of a to guard against these powerful orators , or rose or a myrtle . If there are men of extra- else ...
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