The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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« $ · before ; but what she wanted in fortune she makes up in fpirit . She at firft changed my name to Sir John Envil , and at prefent writes herfelf Mary Enville . I have had fome children by her , whom the has ⚫chriftened with the ...
« $ · before ; but what she wanted in fortune she makes up in fpirit . She at firft changed my name to Sir John Envil , and at prefent writes herfelf Mary Enville . I have had fome children by her , whom the has ⚫chriftened with the ...
Strana 203
... she may fometimes indulge me in , fhe expects in general to be treated with the refpect that is due to her birth and quality . Our children have ' been trained up from their infancy with fo many ac- counts of their mother's family ...
... she may fometimes indulge me in , fhe expects in general to be treated with the refpect that is due to her birth and quality . Our children have ' been trained up from their infancy with fo many ac- counts of their mother's family ...
Strana 263
... she did in her life . She gave me the flip about a week ago , · upon which my ny whole house was in alarm . I imme- diately difpatched a hue and cry after her to the change , to her mantua - maker , and to the young ladies that vifit ...
... she did in her life . She gave me the flip about a week ago , · upon which my ny whole house was in alarm . I imme- diately difpatched a hue and cry after her to the change , to her mantua - maker , and to the young ladies that vifit ...
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