The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 313
... father of Conftantia was fo incenfed at the father of Theodofius , that he contracted an unreasonable averfion towards his fon , infomuch that he forbad him his house , and charged his daughter upon her duty never to fee him more . In ...
... father of Conftantia was fo incenfed at the father of Theodofius , that he contracted an unreasonable averfion towards his fon , infomuch that he forbad him his house , and charged his daughter upon her duty never to fee him more . In ...
Strana 314
... father's displeasure , rather than com- ply with a marriage which appeared to her fo full of guilt and horror . The father feeing himself entirely rid of Theodofius , and likely to keep a confiderable portion in his family , was not ...
... father's displeasure , rather than com- ply with a marriage which appeared to her fo full of guilt and horror . The father feeing himself entirely rid of Theodofius , and likely to keep a confiderable portion in his family , was not ...
Strana 315
... father . We must now return to Theodofius , who , the very morning that the above - mentioned inquiries had been made after him , arrived at a religious houfe in the city , where now Conftantia refided ; and defiring that fecre- cy and ...
... father . We must now return to Theodofius , who , the very morning that the above - mentioned inquiries had been made after him , arrived at a religious houfe in the city , where now Conftantia refided ; and defiring that fecre- cy and ...
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