The Spectator, Svazek 2F. C. and J. Rivington, 1822 |
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... opinion of her ; both of which are strong motives to aversion . Nor is this the worst effect of jealousy ; for it often draws after it a more fatal train of conse- quences , and makes the person you suspect guilty of the very crimes you ...
... opinion of her ; both of which are strong motives to aversion . Nor is this the worst effect of jealousy ; for it often draws after it a more fatal train of conse- quences , and makes the person you suspect guilty of the very crimes you ...
Strana 377
... opinion as he might be , he naturally concludes you could love him better if he had other qualifications , and that by consequence your affection does not rise so high as he thinks it ought . If therefore his temper be grave or sullen ...
... opinion as he might be , he naturally concludes you could love him better if he had other qualifications , and that by consequence your affection does not rise so high as he thinks it ought . If therefore his temper be grave or sullen ...
Strana 505
... opinion , which is firmly fixed , you seem only to desire inform- ation from him . In order to keep that temper which it is so difficult and yet so necessary to preserve , you may please to consider , that nothing can be more unjust or ...
... opinion , which is firmly fixed , you seem only to desire inform- ation from him . In order to keep that temper which it is so difficult and yet so necessary to preserve , you may please to consider , that nothing can be more unjust or ...
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