The Spectator, Volume 7J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1769 |
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Page 72
... beauty of his wife Cleopatra Commentators fay it was written the day after his wedding - night . When his fpoufe was retired to the bathing room in the heat of the day , he , it feems , came in upon her when she was just going into the ...
... beauty of his wife Cleopatra Commentators fay it was written the day after his wedding - night . When his fpoufe was retired to the bathing room in the heat of the day , he , it feems , came in upon her when she was just going into the ...
Page 75
... beauty , but was an utter ftranger to the decencies , honours , and delicacies , that attend the paffion towards them in ele- gant minds . However he had fo much of the world , that he had a great share of the language which ufually pre ...
... beauty , but was an utter ftranger to the decencies , honours , and delicacies , that attend the paffion towards them in ele- gant minds . However he had fo much of the world , that he had a great share of the language which ufually pre ...
Page 148
... Beauty . Several of these married the agreeables , without paying a farthing for them , unless fomebody chanced to think it worth his while to bid for them , in which cafe the best bidder was always the purchafer . But now you must know ...
... Beauty . Several of these married the agreeables , without paying a farthing for them , unless fomebody chanced to think it worth his while to bid for them , in which cafe the best bidder was always the purchafer . But now you must know ...
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