The Spectator, Svazek 3J. and R. Tonson, 1801 - Počet stran: 313 |
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Strana 33
... means amuses and diverts her with his songs during the whole time of her sitting . This contract among birds lasts no longer than till a brood of young ones arises from it ; so that in the feathered kind , the cares and fatigues of the ...
... means amuses and diverts her with his songs during the whole time of her sitting . This contract among birds lasts no longer than till a brood of young ones arises from it ; so that in the feathered kind , the cares and fatigues of the ...
Strana 35
... means contributes all she can to perpetuate herself in a worthless progeny . The younger FAUSTINA was a lively instance of this sort of women . Notwithstanding she was married to MARCUS AURELIUS , one of the greatest , wisest , and best ...
... means contributes all she can to perpetuate herself in a worthless progeny . The younger FAUSTINA was a lively instance of this sort of women . Notwithstanding she was married to MARCUS AURELIUS , one of the greatest , wisest , and best ...
Strana 36
... means it comes to pass , that the girls look upon their father as a clown , and the boys think their mother no better than she should be . How different are the lives of ARISTUS and ASPASIA ! The innocent vivacity of the one is tempered ...
... means it comes to pass , that the girls look upon their father as a clown , and the boys think their mother no better than she should be . How different are the lives of ARISTUS and ASPASIA ! The innocent vivacity of the one is tempered ...
Strana 38
... means or other straggled into those parts , and that all the women of fashion were cutting their old muffs in two , or retrenching them , according to the little model which was got among them . I cannot believe the re- port they have ...
... means or other straggled into those parts , and that all the women of fashion were cutting their old muffs in two , or retrenching them , according to the little model which was got among them . I cannot believe the re- port they have ...
Strana 39
... mean time the lady of the manor filled the area of the church , and walked up to her pew with an unspeakable satisfaction , amidst the whispers , conjec- tures , and astonishments of the whole congregation . Upon our way from hence we ...
... mean time the lady of the manor filled the area of the church , and walked up to her pew with an unspeakable satisfaction , amidst the whispers , conjec- tures , and astonishments of the whole congregation . Upon our way from hence we ...
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