The Spectator, Svazek 1Tonson, 1767 - Počet stran: 918 |
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Strana 65
... woman of threescore may kick and tumble her heart out , without making any impression . one of the finest speeches of the play , she shook her fan at another lady , who sat as far ou her left hand , and told her with a whisper that ...
... woman of threescore may kick and tumble her heart out , without making any impression . one of the finest speeches of the play , she shook her fan at another lady , who sat as far ou her left hand , and told her with a whisper that ...
Strana 196
... woman . When my lady asks for a thing , I and have half brought it , when the woman meets me in the middle of the room to receive it , and at that instant she says , No , she will not have it . " Then I go back , and her woman comes up ...
... woman . When my lady asks for a thing , I and have half brought it , when the woman meets me in the middle of the room to receive it , and at that instant she says , No , she will not have it . " Then I go back , and her woman comes up ...
Strana 499
... woman as Sylvana would consummate the happiness . The world is so debauched with mean considerations , that Hortensius knew it would be received as an act of genero- sity , if he asked for a woman of the highest merit , without further ...
... woman as Sylvana would consummate the happiness . The world is so debauched with mean considerations , that Hortensius knew it would be received as an act of genero- sity , if he asked for a woman of the highest merit , without further ...
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