The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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... mafter ? " bid me follow him ; I did fo , and in a very little while thought myself the happiest creature in this world . My time was taken up in carrying letters to wenches , or meffages to young ladies of my mafter's acquaintance . We ...
... mafter ? " bid me follow him ; I did fo , and in a very little while thought myself the happiest creature in this world . My time was taken up in carrying letters to wenches , or meffages to young ladies of my mafter's acquaintance . We ...
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... mafter of himfelf and his own paffions cannot be a proper mafter of another . Equanimity in a man's own words and actions , will eafily diffuse itself through his whole family . Pamphi- lio has the happiest household of any man I know ...
... mafter of himfelf and his own paffions cannot be a proper mafter of another . Equanimity in a man's own words and actions , will eafily diffuse itself through his whole family . Pamphi- lio has the happiest household of any man I know ...
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... Mafter , a good one , a prince in his family , N. 107. A complaint against fome ill mafters , 137 . MERAB , her character , N. 144 . MIRZAH , the vifions of , N. 159 . Mode : a ftanding mode or drefs recommended , N. 129 . Modefty in ...
... Mafter , a good one , a prince in his family , N. 107. A complaint against fome ill mafters , 137 . MERAB , her character , N. 144 . MIRZAH , the vifions of , N. 159 . Mode : a ftanding mode or drefs recommended , N. 129 . Modefty in ...
Obsah
On painting 83 | 23 |
On phyfiognomy 86 | 33 |
Pontignans adventure with two ladies 90 | 48 |
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