The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... look as if she ' loved ; her eye is full of forrow , and reluctance fits in a tear , while the offering of the ... looks negligent , the looks round her with- out the help of the glaffes you fpeak of , and yet feems to be employed on ...
... look as if she ' loved ; her eye is full of forrow , and reluctance fits in a tear , while the offering of the ... looks negligent , the looks round her with- out the help of the glaffes you fpeak of , and yet feems to be employed on ...
Strana 50
... look back upon my paft life , from my earliest infancy to this time , there are many faults which I commit- ⚫ted that did not appear to me , even until I myself be- · came a father . I had not until then a notion of the earnings of ...
... look back upon my paft life , from my earliest infancy to this time , there are many faults which I commit- ⚫ted that did not appear to me , even until I myself be- · came a father . I had not until then a notion of the earnings of ...
Strana 74
... look after " and improve the eftate , and without grudging allow whatever is prudent and convenient ? Rather how few are there who do not place their happiness in out- fhining others in pomp and fhow ? And that do not ' think within ...
... look after " and improve the eftate , and without grudging allow whatever is prudent and convenient ? Rather how few are there who do not place their happiness in out- fhining others in pomp and fhow ? And that do not ' think within ...
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