The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 244
... acquainted with the chase , to be flung off by any false steps , or doubles . Besides , their acquaintance and conversation has lain wholly among the vicious part of wo- man - kind , and therefore it is no wonder they censure all alike ...
... acquainted with the chase , to be flung off by any false steps , or doubles . Besides , their acquaintance and conversation has lain wholly among the vicious part of wo- man - kind , and therefore it is no wonder they censure all alike ...
Strana 305
... acquainted with my spouse ; she would afford you , for some months at least , matter enough for one Spec- tator a week . Since we are not so happy as to be of your acquaintance , give me leave to represent to you our present ...
... acquainted with my spouse ; she would afford you , for some months at least , matter enough for one Spec- tator a week . Since we are not so happy as to be of your acquaintance , give me leave to represent to you our present ...
Strana 527
... acquaintance in the house to ask questions , of , and was forced to go out of town early the next morning , I could not learn the secret of this matter . What I would there- fore desire of you , is , to give me some account of this ...
... acquaintance in the house to ask questions , of , and was forced to go out of town early the next morning , I could not learn the secret of this matter . What I would there- fore desire of you , is , to give me some account of this ...
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