The SpectatorGeorge Routledge and sons, 1888 - Počet stran: 919 |
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Strana 306
... tell me I ' I shall , without more ado , call for the Coach , ' naine the Hour when I shall be at home , if I was a good Dear . I will not enumerate more ' little Circumstances to give you a livelier Sense ' come at all ; if I do not ...
... tell me I ' I shall , without more ado , call for the Coach , ' naine the Hour when I shall be at home , if I was a good Dear . I will not enumerate more ' little Circumstances to give you a livelier Sense ' come at all ; if I do not ...
Strana 326
... tell me in what Part of the ' World Promontory lies , which you call The ' Lover's Leap , and whether one may go to it by ' Land ? But , alas , I am afraid it has lost its Vir- ' tue , and that a Woman of our Times would find caught me ...
... tell me in what Part of the ' World Promontory lies , which you call The ' Lover's Leap , and whether one may go to it by ' Land ? But , alas , I am afraid it has lost its Vir- ' tue , and that a Woman of our Times would find caught me ...
Strana 454
... tell you , Mr SPECTATOR , that it is as much a Part of your Office to oversee the Edu- ' cation of the female Part of the Nation , as well as of the Male ; and to convince the World you are not partial , pray proceed to detect the Male ...
... tell you , Mr SPECTATOR , that it is as much a Part of your Office to oversee the Edu- ' cation of the female Part of the Nation , as well as of the Male ; and to convince the World you are not partial , pray proceed to detect the Male ...
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