The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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... husband's exerting his authority will live upon hard fare , and do everything to please him . They are however far from being averse to venereal pleasure , and seldom refuse a male companion . The cat furnished materials for a seventh ...
... husband's exerting his authority will live upon hard fare , and do everything to please him . They are however far from being averse to venereal pleasure , and seldom refuse a male companion . The cat furnished materials for a seventh ...
Strana 133
... husband ; a desire of being agree- able in the lover would be increased in the husband , and the mistress be more amiable by becoming the wife . Be- sides all which , I am apt to believe we should find the race of men grow wiser as ...
... husband ; a desire of being agree- able in the lover would be increased in the husband , and the mistress be more amiable by becoming the wife . Be- sides all which , I am apt to believe we should find the race of men grow wiser as ...
Strana 154
... husband , suspecting she had saved some money , searches every corner , till at length he finds this same ticket ; which he immediately carries abroad , sells , and squanders away the money , without the wife's suspecting anything of ...
... husband , suspecting she had saved some money , searches every corner , till at length he finds this same ticket ; which he immediately carries abroad , sells , and squanders away the money , without the wife's suspecting anything of ...
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