The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 202
... Behaviour : A Discourse therefore relating to Good - breeding towards a lov- ing and a tender Wife would be of great use to this sort of Gentlemen . Could you but once convince them , that to be civil at least is not beneath the ...
... Behaviour : A Discourse therefore relating to Good - breeding towards a lov- ing and a tender Wife would be of great use to this sort of Gentlemen . Could you but once convince them , that to be civil at least is not beneath the ...
Strana 218
... Behaviour of such , as are as much Strangers to good Breeding as to Virtue . Could we avoid hearing what we do not approve , as easily as we can seeing what is disagreeable , there were some Consolation ; but since , in a Box at a Play ...
... Behaviour of such , as are as much Strangers to good Breeding as to Virtue . Could we avoid hearing what we do not approve , as easily as we can seeing what is disagreeable , there were some Consolation ; but since , in a Box at a Play ...
Strana 314
... Behaviour , but by the various Concealments and Discoveries of his Person in several Parts of that Poem . But the crafty Being I have now mentioned , makes a much longer Voyage than Ulysses , puts in Practice many more Wiles and ...
... Behaviour , but by the various Concealments and Discoveries of his Person in several Parts of that Poem . But the crafty Being I have now mentioned , makes a much longer Voyage than Ulysses , puts in Practice many more Wiles and ...
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