The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 96
... women ; but regard is to be had to their circumstances when they fell , to the uneafy perplexity under which they lived under fenfelefs and fevere parents , to the importunity of po verty , to the violence of a paffion in its beginning ...
... women ; but regard is to be had to their circumstances when they fell , to the uneafy perplexity under which they lived under fenfelefs and fevere parents , to the importunity of po verty , to the violence of a paffion in its beginning ...
Strana 155
... women of moderate fortune to wink at the addreffes of Fribblers , and expofe their children to the ambiguous . behaviour which Melainia complains of , until by the fondness to one they are to lofe , they become incapable of love towards ...
... women of moderate fortune to wink at the addreffes of Fribblers , and expofe their children to the ambiguous . behaviour which Melainia complains of , until by the fondness to one they are to lofe , they become incapable of love towards ...
Strana 281
... women are educated ; and designs to proceed in the faid office after the fame manner that vifitants of colleges do ... women in the whole world ; viz . " She has in her all that is valuable in " woman . " By STEELE , tranfcribed from the ...
... women are educated ; and designs to proceed in the faid office after the fame manner that vifitants of colleges do ... women in the whole world ; viz . " She has in her all that is valuable in " woman . " By STEELE , tranfcribed from the ...
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