The Spectator, Svazek 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... pleasure than fhe had ever done before , the returned the box with a fmile , telling him , she could not but admire at his choice . WILL , fancying that this story took , immediately fell into a differtation on the ufefulnets of looking ...
... pleasure than fhe had ever done before , the returned the box with a fmile , telling him , she could not but admire at his choice . WILL , fancying that this story took , immediately fell into a differtation on the ufefulnets of looking ...
Strana 127
... pleasure in fuppreffing them in others ; both which I recommend to your Spectatorial wifdom to animad- vert upon ; and if you can be fuccefsful in it , I need ' not fay how much you will deferve of the town ; but now toasts will owe to ...
... pleasure in fuppreffing them in others ; both which I recommend to your Spectatorial wifdom to animad- vert upon ; and if you can be fuccefsful in it , I need ' not fay how much you will deferve of the town ; but now toasts will owe to ...
Strana 172
... pleasure as thefe , and the reports of the agreeable paffages in their jollities , have in all ages awakened the dull part of mankind to pre- tend to mirth and good humour , without capacity for fuch entertainments ; for if I may be ...
... pleasure as thefe , and the reports of the agreeable paffages in their jollities , have in all ages awakened the dull part of mankind to pre- tend to mirth and good humour , without capacity for fuch entertainments ; for if I may be ...
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