The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... She does not receive any Satisfaction from the Applaufes which she gives her felf , but from the Admiration which the raises in others . She flourishes in Courts and Palaces , Theatres and Affemblies , and has no Exiftence but when the ...
... She does not receive any Satisfaction from the Applaufes which she gives her felf , but from the Admiration which the raises in others . She flourishes in Courts and Palaces , Theatres and Affemblies , and has no Exiftence but when the ...
Strana 258
... She is very pretty , but you can't imagine how unformed a Creature it is . She comes to my Hands juft as Nature left her , half finished , and without any ac- quired Improvements . When I look on her I often think of the Belle Sauvage ...
... She is very pretty , but you can't imagine how unformed a Creature it is . She comes to my Hands juft as Nature left her , half finished , and without any ac- quired Improvements . When I look on her I often think of the Belle Sauvage ...
Strana 292
... She is full of Motion , janty and lively in her Impertinence , and one of thofe that commonly pafs , among the Ignorant , for Per- fons who have a great deal of Humour . She had the Play of Sir Fopling in her Hand , and after she had ...
... She is full of Motion , janty and lively in her Impertinence , and one of thofe that commonly pafs , among the Ignorant , for Per- fons who have a great deal of Humour . She had the Play of Sir Fopling in her Hand , and after she had ...
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