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... observe, that the appetites are sooner moved than the passions : a sly expression which alludes to bawdry, puts a ... observe the actors but as they are her rivals, and take off the observation of the men from herself. Besides these ...
... observe, that the appetites are sooner moved than the passions : a sly expression which alludes to bawdry, puts a ... observe the actors but as they are her rivals, and take off the observation of the men from herself. Besides these ...
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... imposed upon by looks even among politicians and courtiers. If you do me the honour to print this among your speculations, I shall in .my next make you N 2 No. 252 THE SPECTATOR 189 up and expressed in a glance, did you never observe a.
... imposed upon by looks even among politicians and courtiers. If you do me the honour to print this among your speculations, I shall in .my next make you N 2 No. 252 THE SPECTATOR 189 up and expressed in a glance, did you never observe a.
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... observe, as I stroll about town, there are great enormities committed with regard to this particular. You shall sometimes see a man begin the offer of a salutation, and observe a forbidding air or escaping eye, in the person he is going ...
... observe, as I stroll about town, there are great enormities committed with regard to this particular. You shall sometimes see a man begin the offer of a salutation, and observe a forbidding air or escaping eye, in the person he is going ...
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