The Spectator, Volume 3John Bell, 1776 - English essays |
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... husbands ; and at the fame time protefting their own innocence ; and de- firing my advice on this occafion . Ffhall therefore ... husband , has not spoken one word of a jealous hufband . Jealousy is that pain which a man feels from the ...
... husbands ; and at the fame time protefting their own innocence ; and de- firing my advice on this occafion . Ffhall therefore ... husband , has not spoken one word of a jealous hufband . Jealousy is that pain which a man feels from the ...
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... husband .. But the great unhappiness of this paffion is , that it naturally tends to alienate the affection which it is fo folicitous to ingrofs ; and that for these two reafons , because it lays too great a constraint on the words and ...
... husband .. But the great unhappiness of this paffion is , that it naturally tends to alienate the affection which it is fo folicitous to ingrofs ; and that for these two reafons , because it lays too great a constraint on the words and ...
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... husband's memory , and upbraid him with the ill - ufage of fo divine a creature as was once in : his poffeffion ; whilst all the little imperfections , that were before fo uneafy to him , wear off from his re-- membrance , and fhew ...
... husband's memory , and upbraid him with the ill - ufage of fo divine a creature as was once in : his poffeffion ; whilst all the little imperfections , that were before fo uneafy to him , wear off from his re-- membrance , and fhew ...
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... husband fo mifled by tricks and artifices , and in the midst of his inquiries fo loft and bewil- dered in a crooked intrigue , that they ftill fufpect an underplot in every female action ; and efpecial- ly where they fee any resemblance ...
... husband fo mifled by tricks and artifices , and in the midst of his inquiries fo loft and bewil- dered in a crooked intrigue , that they ftill fufpect an underplot in every female action ; and efpecial- ly where they fee any resemblance ...
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... husband , and to eafe his mind of its unjuft fufpicions . The first rule I fhall propofe to be obferved is , that you never feem to diflike in another what the jealous man is himfelf guilty of , or to admire any thing in which he ...
... husband , and to eafe his mind of its unjuft fufpicions . The first rule I fhall propofe to be obferved is , that you never feem to diflike in another what the jealous man is himfelf guilty of , or to admire any thing in which he ...
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