The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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Strana 130
... wife for ever from him , make both him and her more miserable than if it really did so . • However inconsistent it may appear , to be thought a well - bred person has no small share in this clownish behaviour . A discourse therefore ...
... wife for ever from him , make both him and her more miserable than if it really did so . • However inconsistent it may appear , to be thought a well - bred person has no small share in this clownish behaviour . A discourse therefore ...
Strana 157
... wife's . suspecting any thing of the matter . A day or two after this , this friend , who was a woman , comes and brings the wife word , that she had a benefit of five hundred pounds . The poor creature overjoyed , flies up stairs to ...
... wife's . suspecting any thing of the matter . A day or two after this , this friend , who was a woman , comes and brings the wife word , that she had a benefit of five hundred pounds . The poor creature overjoyed , flies up stairs to ...
Strana 427
... wife is a filly , ib . from Josiah Henpeck , who is married to a grimalkin , ib . from Martha Tempest , complaining of her witty husband , ib . from Antony Freeman the henpecked , 212 ; from Tom Meggot , giving the Spectator an account ...
... wife is a filly , ib . from Josiah Henpeck , who is married to a grimalkin , ib . from Martha Tempest , complaining of her witty husband , ib . from Antony Freeman the henpecked , 212 ; from Tom Meggot , giving the Spectator an account ...
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