The Spectator. ...J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... themselves in every thing with regard to that other half of rea- fonable Creatures , with whom they are here blended and confused ; their Thoughts are ever turned upon appear- ing amiable to the other Sex ; they talk , and move , and ...
... themselves in every thing with regard to that other half of rea- fonable Creatures , with whom they are here blended and confused ; their Thoughts are ever turned upon appear- ing amiable to the other Sex ; they talk , and move , and ...
Strana 6
... themselves with particular Women , whom they were afterwards obliged to look upon as their Wives in every one of thefe yearly Rencounters . The Chil- dren that sprung from this Alliance , if Males , were fent to their respective Fa ...
... themselves with particular Women , whom they were afterwards obliged to look upon as their Wives in every one of thefe yearly Rencounters . The Chil- dren that sprung from this Alliance , if Males , were fent to their respective Fa ...
Strana 10
... themselves in Military Exer- cifes . No Woman was to be married ' till fhe had killed her Man . The La- dies of Fashion used to play with young Lions inftead of Lag - dogs , and when they made any Parties of Diverfion , in- stead of ...
... themselves in Military Exer- cifes . No Woman was to be married ' till fhe had killed her Man . The La- dies of Fashion used to play with young Lions inftead of Lag - dogs , and when they made any Parties of Diverfion , in- stead of ...
Strana 13
... themselves into fuch Figures as were moft pleafing to their Female Friends and Allies . - WHEN they had taken any Spoils from the Enemy , the Men would make a Prefent of every thing that was Rich and Showy to the Women whom they moft ...
... themselves into fuch Figures as were moft pleafing to their Female Friends and Allies . - WHEN they had taken any Spoils from the Enemy , the Men would make a Prefent of every thing that was Rich and Showy to the Women whom they moft ...
Strana 14
... themselves and look as agreeably as they could in the Eyes of their Affociates . In fhort , after a few Years converfing to- gether , the Women had learnt to Imile , and the Men to ogle , the Women grew foft , and the Men lively . WHEN ...
... themselves and look as agreeably as they could in the Eyes of their Affociates . In fhort , after a few Years converfing to- gether , the Women had learnt to Imile , and the Men to ogle , the Women grew foft , and the Men lively . WHEN ...
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