“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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Page 6
... looks too much like diffimulation and artifice . If the perfon he loves be chearful , her thoughts must be employed on another ; and if fad , fhe is cer- tainly thinking on himfelf . In fhort , there is no word or gefture fo ...
... looks too much like diffimulation and artifice . If the perfon he loves be chearful , her thoughts must be employed on another ; and if fad , fhe is cer- tainly thinking on himfelf . In fhort , there is no word or gefture fo ...
Page 8
... looks like a jeft upon their perfons . They grow fufpicious on their first looking in a glafs , and are ftung with ... look , and find out a design in a fmile ; they give new fenfes and fignifications to words and actions ; and are ...
... looks like a jeft upon their perfons . They grow fufpicious on their first looking in a glafs , and are ftung with ... look , and find out a design in a fmile ; they give new fenfes and fignifications to words and actions ; and are ...
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... look upon the whole fex as a fpecies of impofters . But if , notwithstanding their private experience , they can get over these prejudices , and entertain a favourable opinion of fome women ; yet their own loofe defires will - ftir up ...
... look upon the whole fex as a fpecies of impofters . But if , notwithstanding their private experience , they can get over these prejudices , and entertain a favourable opinion of fome women ; yet their own loofe defires will - ftir up ...
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... look on a coquette with the fame contempt or indifference as he would upon a cox- comb the wanton carriage in a woman would difappoint her of the admiration which the aims at ; and the vain drefs or difcourfe of a man would deftroy the ...
... look on a coquette with the fame contempt or indifference as he would upon a cox- comb the wanton carriage in a woman would difappoint her of the admiration which the aims at ; and the vain drefs or difcourfe of a man would deftroy the ...
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... look to it ; fo in friendship , he is the man in danger who is most apt to believe : he is the more like- ly to fuffer in the commerce , who begins with the obliga- tion of being the more ready to enter into it . BUT thofe men only are ...
... look to it ; fo in friendship , he is the man in danger who is most apt to believe : he is the more like- ly to fuffer in the commerce , who begins with the obliga- tion of being the more ready to enter into it . BUT thofe men only are ...
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