The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 198
... herself to , and confolidated herfelf with a church which my di- vine now enjoys ; ( or , which is the fame thing , did proftitute herself to her friend's doing this for her :) That my ecclefiaftick , to obtain the one , did engage ...
... herself to , and confolidated herfelf with a church which my di- vine now enjoys ; ( or , which is the fame thing , did proftitute herself to her friend's doing this for her :) That my ecclefiaftick , to obtain the one , did engage ...
Strana 215
... herself to the ardent paffion of BROMIUS . BROMIUS was then master of many good qualities and a moderate fortune , which was foon after unexpectedly increased to a plentiful estate . This for a good while proved his misfor- misfortune ...
... herself to the ardent paffion of BROMIUS . BROMIUS was then master of many good qualities and a moderate fortune , which was foon after unexpectedly increased to a plentiful estate . This for a good while proved his misfor- misfortune ...
Strana 299
... herself in the dear delight of being ' admired , addreffed to , and flattered , with no ill con- fequence to her reputation . This lady is of a free and difengaged behaviour , ever in good - humour , ' fuch as is the image of innocence ...
... herself in the dear delight of being ' admired , addreffed to , and flattered , with no ill con- fequence to her reputation . This lady is of a free and difengaged behaviour , ever in good - humour , ' fuch as is the image of innocence ...
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