The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 77
... hope , fince we do put fuch an intire Confidence in them , they will not talk a- gainst us before our Faces , though they may do it with the fame Safety as if it were behind our Backs . In the mean time , I cannot forbear thinking how ...
... hope , fince we do put fuch an intire Confidence in them , they will not talk a- gainst us before our Faces , though they may do it with the fame Safety as if it were behind our Backs . In the mean time , I cannot forbear thinking how ...
Strana 89
... hope it may ' be excufed , when it is confidered that the Dart was ' thrown at me by fo fair an Hand . I muft confess I had but juft put on my Brutality ; and Camilla's Charms ' were fuch , that beholding her erect Mien , hearing her ...
... hope it may ' be excufed , when it is confidered that the Dart was ' thrown at me by fo fair an Hand . I muft confess I had but juft put on my Brutality ; and Camilla's Charms ' were fuch , that beholding her erect Mien , hearing her ...
Strana 113
... hope , convince you that I have made Sign - Pofts my Study , and confequently qualified my felf for the Employment which I folicit at your Hands . But before I conclude my Letter , I muft com- municate to you another Remark which I have ...
... hope , convince you that I have made Sign - Pofts my Study , and confequently qualified my felf for the Employment which I folicit at your Hands . But before I conclude my Letter , I muft com- municate to you another Remark which I have ...
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