The Spectator, Svazek 8Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... SPECTATOR , this did not proceed from any real affection I had conceived for her ; but , being a perfect ftranger to the converfation of men , and strongly addicted to affociate with the women , I knew no other language but that of love ...
... SPECTATOR , this did not proceed from any real affection I had conceived for her ; but , being a perfect ftranger to the converfation of men , and strongly addicted to affociate with the women , I knew no other language but that of love ...
Strana 258
... SPECTATOR , Wonder that , in the prefent fituation of affairs , you can take pleasure in writing any thing but news ; for in a word , who minds any thing else ? the pleasure of increafing in knowledge , and learning fomething new every ...
... SPECTATOR , Wonder that , in the prefent fituation of affairs , you can take pleasure in writing any thing but news ; for in a word , who minds any thing else ? the pleasure of increafing in knowledge , and learning fomething new every ...
Strana 286
... SPECTATOR , Y Dublin , Nov. 30 , 1714 . OU lately recommended to your female rea- ders the good old custom of their grandmothers , who used to lay out a great part of their time in ' needle - work . I entirely agree with you in your ...
... SPECTATOR , Y Dublin , Nov. 30 , 1714 . OU lately recommended to your female rea- ders the good old custom of their grandmothers , who used to lay out a great part of their time in ' needle - work . I entirely agree with you in your ...
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