The Spectator, Svazek 3George Atherton Aitken G. Routledge, 1898 |
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Strana 122
... wife , who was enamoured of Bathyllus , leaped and died of his fall ; upon which his wife married her gallant . Tettyx , the dancing - master , in love with Olympia , an Athenian matron , threw himself from the rock with great agility ...
... wife , who was enamoured of Bathyllus , leaped and died of his fall ; upon which his wife married her gallant . Tettyx , the dancing - master , in love with Olympia , an Athenian matron , threw himself from the rock with great agility ...
Strana 132
... wife's com- pany , though he is so distinguishingly pleasant every- where else ? The bitterness of his replies and the severity of his frowns to the tenderest of wives , clearly demonstrate that an ill - grounded fear of being thought ...
... wife's com- pany , though he is so distinguishingly pleasant every- where else ? The bitterness of his replies and the severity of his frowns to the tenderest of wives , clearly demonstrate that an ill - grounded fear of being thought ...
Strana 154
... wife's suspecting anything of the matter . A day or two after this , this friend , who was a woman , comes and brings the wife word that she had a benefit of five hundred pounds . The poor creature , overjoyed , flies upstairs to her ...
... wife's suspecting anything of the matter . A day or two after this , this friend , who was a woman , comes and brings the wife word that she had a benefit of five hundred pounds . The poor creature , overjoyed , flies upstairs to her ...
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