The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 132
... means got together a quantity made up of feveral different forts , he fold it again at a lower rate to the fame perfumer , who find- ing out the trick , called it Tabac de mille fleurs , or fnuff of a thousand flowers . " The story ...
... means got together a quantity made up of feveral different forts , he fold it again at a lower rate to the fame perfumer , who find- ing out the trick , called it Tabac de mille fleurs , or fnuff of a thousand flowers . " The story ...
Strana 216
... means fhe has gained an intereft in fome of his leading paffions , and made them acceffary to his reformation . There is another particular of EMILIA's conduct which I cannot forbear mentioning : to fome perhaps it may at first fight ...
... means fhe has gained an intereft in fome of his leading paffions , and made them acceffary to his reformation . There is another particular of EMILIA's conduct which I cannot forbear mentioning : to fome perhaps it may at first fight ...
Strana 264
... means , that stealing a man's daughter for the fake of her portion , is but a kind of a tolerated robbery ; and that they make but a poor amends to the father , whom they plunder after this manner , by going to bed with his child . Dear ...
... means , that stealing a man's daughter for the fake of her portion , is but a kind of a tolerated robbery ; and that they make but a poor amends to the father , whom they plunder after this manner , by going to bed with his child . Dear ...
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