The Spectator, Svazek 2George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... hope you are , to make it as infamous to rob a poor creature of her honour as her clothes . I leave this to your consideration , only take leave ( which I cannot do without sighing ) to remark to you , that if this had been the ense of ...
... hope you are , to make it as infamous to rob a poor creature of her honour as her clothes . I leave this to your consideration , only take leave ( which I cannot do without sighing ) to remark to you , that if this had been the ense of ...
Strana 395
... hope of being ad- dressed to by those whom we love . Under all these dis- advantages I am obliged to apply myself to you , and hope I shall prevail with you to print in your very next paper the following letter , which is a declaration ...
... hope of being ad- dressed to by those whom we love . Under all these dis- advantages I am obliged to apply myself to you , and hope I shall prevail with you to print in your very next paper the following letter , which is a declaration ...
Strana 396
... hope from this , the whole affair shall be buried in oblivion . But alas ! what am I going to do , when I am about to tell you that I love you ? But , after I have done so , I am to assure you , that with all the passion which ever ...
... hope from this , the whole affair shall be buried in oblivion . But alas ! what am I going to do , when I am about to tell you that I love you ? But , after I have done so , I am to assure you , that with all the passion which ever ...
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