The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28. 9. 2020 - Počet stran: 312 |
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... Women broke off their Discourse, but my Land-lady's Daughters telling them that it was no Body but the Gentleman ... Women's Fables of the like Nature. As one Spirit raised another, I observed that at the End of every Story the whole ...
... Women broke off their Discourse, but my Land-lady's Daughters telling them that it was no Body but the Gentleman ... Women's Fables of the like Nature. As one Spirit raised another, I observed that at the End of every Story the whole ...
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... Woman-kind, of being smitten with every thing that is showy and superficial; and on the numberless Evils that befall ... Women, very much cherishes this Natural Weakness of being taken with Outside and Appearance. Talk of a new-married ...
... Woman-kind, of being smitten with every thing that is showy and superficial; and on the numberless Evils that befall ... Women, very much cherishes this Natural Weakness of being taken with Outside and Appearance. Talk of a new-married ...
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... Women are thus perpetually dazling one anothers Imaginations, and filling their Heads with nothing but Colours, it is no Wonder that they are more attentive to the superficial Parts of Life, than the solid and substantial Blessings of ...
... Women are thus perpetually dazling one anothers Imaginations, and filling their Heads with nothing but Colours, it is no Wonder that they are more attentive to the superficial Parts of Life, than the solid and substantial Blessings of ...
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... Women, some Male Friend will take the Part of such as are under the Oppression of Impudence, and encounter the Eyes of the Starers wherever they meet them. While we suffer our Women to be thus impudently attacked, they have no Defence ...
... Women, some Male Friend will take the Part of such as are under the Oppression of Impudence, and encounter the Eyes of the Starers wherever they meet them. While we suffer our Women to be thus impudently attacked, they have no Defence ...
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... Women of Fortune; insomuch that I have known one of them, three Months after he came from Plough, with a tolerable good Air lead out a Woman from a Play, which one of our own Breed, after four years at Oxford and two at the Temple ...
... Women of Fortune; insomuch that I have known one of them, three Months after he came from Plough, with a tolerable good Air lead out a Woman from a Play, which one of our own Breed, after four years at Oxford and two at the Temple ...
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