The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 49
... Women as unbecoming as you please in your Works , while we are unable to return the Injury . You have twice or thrice obferved in your Difcourfe , that Hypocrify is the very Foundation of our Education ; and that an Ability to diffemble ...
... Women as unbecoming as you please in your Works , while we are unable to return the Injury . You have twice or thrice obferved in your Difcourfe , that Hypocrify is the very Foundation of our Education ; and that an Ability to diffemble ...
Strana 196
... Women , who they fay have very fine Heads of Hair , tie it up in a Knot , and cover it from being feen . • The Women look like Angels , and would be more beau- ⚫tiful than the Sun , were it not for little black Spots that are apt to ...
... Women , who they fay have very fine Heads of Hair , tie it up in a Knot , and cover it from being feen . • The Women look like Angels , and would be more beau- ⚫tiful than the Sun , were it not for little black Spots that are apt to ...
Strana 206
... Women yet more agreeable is , to make the Men more virtuous . Iam , SIR , · Your moft bumble Servant , • SIR , YR R. B. April 26 . OURS of Saturday laft I read , not without fome Refentment ; but I will fuppofe when you fay you expect ...
... Women yet more agreeable is , to make the Men more virtuous . Iam , SIR , · Your moft bumble Servant , • SIR , YR R. B. April 26 . OURS of Saturday laft I read , not without fome Refentment ; but I will fuppofe when you fay you expect ...
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