The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... woman for no other reafon but to appear a woman of the best quality in the church . This abfurd cuftom had better be abolished than retained , if it were but to prevent evils of no higher a nature than this is ; but I am informed of ...
... woman for no other reafon but to appear a woman of the best quality in the church . This abfurd cuftom had better be abolished than retained , if it were but to prevent evils of no higher a nature than this is ; but I am informed of ...
Strana 60
... woman to be ζων Φιλοκόσμου , απ anis mal that delights in finery . I have already treated of the fex in two or three papers , conformably to this definition , and have in particular obferved , that in all ages they have been more ...
... woman to be ζων Φιλοκόσμου , απ anis mal that delights in finery . I have already treated of the fex in two or three papers , conformably to this definition , and have in particular obferved , that in all ages they have been more ...
Strana 179
... woman who will give up herfelf to a man in marriage , where there is the leaft room för such an apprehenfion , and truft her perfon to one whom the will not rely on for the common neceffaries of life , may very properly be accufed ( in ...
... woman who will give up herfelf to a man in marriage , where there is the leaft room för such an apprehenfion , and truft her perfon to one whom the will not rely on for the common neceffaries of life , may very properly be accufed ( in ...
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