The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 2
... look im- parts all that a year's difcourfe could give you , in one moment . What matters it what the fays to you , fee how the looks , is the language of all who know what love is . When the mind is thus fummed up and ex- preffed in a ...
... look im- parts all that a year's difcourfe could give you , in one moment . What matters it what the fays to you , fee how the looks , is the language of all who know what love is . When the mind is thus fummed up and ex- preffed in a ...
Strana 46
... look back upon my paft life , from my earliest infancy to this time , there are many faults which I committed that did not appear to me , even ⚫ until I myself became a father . I had not until then a notion of the yearnings of heart ...
... look back upon my paft life , from my earliest infancy to this time , there are many faults which I committed that did not appear to me , even ⚫ until I myself became a father . I had not until then a notion of the yearnings of heart ...
Strana 52
... look like romance to tell you in this age of an old man who is contented to pass for an humourift , and one who does not understand the figure he ought to make in the world , while he lives in a lodging of ten fhillings a week with only ...
... look like romance to tell you in this age of an old man who is contented to pass for an humourift , and one who does not understand the figure he ought to make in the world , while he lives in a lodging of ten fhillings a week with only ...
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