The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Strana 33
... kind of women were formed out of those ingredients which compose a swine . A woman of this make is a slut in her house , and a glutton at her table . She is uncleanly in her person , a slattern in her dress ; and her family is no better ...
... kind of women were formed out of those ingredients which compose a swine . A woman of this make is a slut in her house , and a glutton at her table . She is uncleanly in her person , a slattern in her dress ; and her family is no better ...
Strana 171
... kind of women are therefore only to be considered as helps to discourse . A third kind of female orators may be comprehended under the word gossips . Mrs Fiddle Faddle is per- fectly accomplished in this sort of eloquence ; she launches ...
... kind of women are therefore only to be considered as helps to discourse . A third kind of female orators may be comprehended under the word gossips . Mrs Fiddle Faddle is per- fectly accomplished in this sort of eloquence ; she launches ...
Strana 282
... kind of horny substance , cut into a thousand little faces or mirrors , which were imperceptible to the naked eye ; inso- much that the soul , if there had been any here , must have been always taken up in contemplating her own beauties ...
... kind of horny substance , cut into a thousand little faces or mirrors , which were imperceptible to the naked eye ; inso- much that the soul , if there had been any here , must have been always taken up in contemplating her own beauties ...
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