The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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" acquaintance of ours to your imitation ; she is the most negligent and fashionable wife in the world , he is hardly ever feen in the fame place with her husband , and if they happen to meet , you would think them perfect ftran- gers : She ...
" acquaintance of ours to your imitation ; she is the most negligent and fashionable wife in the world , he is hardly ever feen in the fame place with her husband , and if they happen to meet , you would think them perfect ftran- gers : She ...
Strana 65
... she says , • Her maidenhead will yield me ; let me fee now ; She is not fifteen they fay : For her complexion Cloe , Cloe , Cloe , here I have her , Cloe , the daughter of a country Gentleman ; Her 1 age upon fifteen . Now her ...
... she says , • Her maidenhead will yield me ; let me fee now ; She is not fifteen they fay : For her complexion Cloe , Cloe , Cloe , here I have her , Cloe , the daughter of a country Gentleman ; Her 1 age upon fifteen . Now her ...
Strana 109
... She told me fome days ago , that whereas I ufe fome Latin infcriptions in my fhop , fhe advised me with a great deal ... She is fo very learned that I cannot pretend by word of mouth to argue with her . She laughed out at your ending a ...
... She told me fome days ago , that whereas I ufe fome Latin infcriptions in my fhop , fhe advised me with a great deal ... She is fo very learned that I cannot pretend by word of mouth to argue with her . She laughed out at your ending a ...
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