The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 155
... young 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 ...
... young 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 ...
Strana 263
... young heirefs , whom I begin to look upon as marriageable , and who has looked up- on herfelf as fuch for above these fix years . She is now in the eighteenth year of her age . The fortune- hunters have already caft their eyes upon her ...
... young heirefs , whom I begin to look upon as marriageable , and who has looked up- on herfelf as fuch for above these fix years . She is now in the eighteenth year of her age . The fortune- hunters have already caft their eyes upon her ...
Strana 281
... young gentlewomen , they will be taught the whole art of pastry and preferving , with whatever may render them accomplished . Those who pleafe to make trial of the vigilance and ability of the perfons con- cerned , may enquire at the ...
... young gentlewomen , they will be taught the whole art of pastry and preferving , with whatever may render them accomplished . Those who pleafe to make trial of the vigilance and ability of the perfons con- cerned , may enquire at the ...
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