The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 209
... beauty of the laft age , and was followed by crowds of adorers , whofe paffions only pleafed her , as they gave her opportunities of playing the tyrant . She then con- tracted that awful caft of the eye and forbidding frown , which he ...
... beauty of the laft age , and was followed by crowds of adorers , whofe paffions only pleafed her , as they gave her opportunities of playing the tyrant . She then con- tracted that awful caft of the eye and forbidding frown , which he ...
Strana 236
... beauty while I had it , it has extremely advanced in its value with me now it is loft . There is one cir- cumftance ... beauty a beauty as an hero . In the very entrance 236 N ° 306 THE SPECTATOR .
... beauty while I had it , it has extremely advanced in its value with me now it is loft . There is one cir- cumftance ... beauty a beauty as an hero . In the very entrance 236 N ° 306 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 239
... beauty , but beauty cannot long fupply the abfence of good - nature . ་ P. S. • MADAM , February 18 . Have yours of this day , wherein you twice bid me not difoblige you , but you must explain yourself farther before I know what to do ...
... beauty , but beauty cannot long fupply the abfence of good - nature . ་ P. S. • MADAM , February 18 . Have yours of this day , wherein you twice bid me not difoblige you , but you must explain yourself farther before I know what to do ...
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