The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 105
... never had but one opinion of these matters ; and that I think is so rea- VOL . II . the happy turn our affairs began to take ; and. sonable and well - grounded , that I believe I can never have any other . ' Nor could I help foreseeing ...
... never had but one opinion of these matters ; and that I think is so rea- VOL . II . the happy turn our affairs began to take ; and. sonable and well - grounded , that I believe I can never have any other . ' Nor could I help foreseeing ...
Strana 134
... never fail of securing her charge if she be not wanting to herself . The strength of the passions will never be ac- cepted as an excuse for complying with them : they were designed for subjection ; and if a man suffers them to get the ...
... never fail of securing her charge if she be not wanting to herself . The strength of the passions will never be ac- cepted as an excuse for complying with them : they were designed for subjection ; and if a man suffers them to get the ...
Strana 187
... never meet more , but are dispersed into various parts of the world , and I am left under the compunction that I deserve , in so many different places to be called a trifler . may assign this light infidelity . Jack Sippet | great ...
... never meet more , but are dispersed into various parts of the world , and I am left under the compunction that I deserve , in so many different places to be called a trifler . may assign this light infidelity . Jack Sippet | great ...
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