“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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... woman would difappoint her of the admiration which the aims at ; and the vain drefs or difcourfe of a man would deftroy ... women become immodeft . When this happens in either , the fa- your we are naturally inclined to give to the good ...
... woman would difappoint her of the admiration which the aims at ; and the vain drefs or difcourfe of a man would deftroy ... women become immodeft . When this happens in either , the fa- your we are naturally inclined to give to the good ...
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... women mifcarry ; but the juftice being apprized by one who stood near him , that the fellow who grinned in his face was a Jacobite , and being unwilling that a difaffect- ed perfon fhould win the gold ring , and be looked upon as the ...
... women mifcarry ; but the juftice being apprized by one who stood near him , that the fellow who grinned in his face was a Jacobite , and being unwilling that a difaffect- ed perfon fhould win the gold ring , and be looked upon as the ...
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... woman that lodges over me : I am fince informed , that the made her a vifit , and got acquainted with her within three hours after the fall of my window- " curtains.Ves 6 . 64 SIR , I am plagued every moment in the day , one way " or ...
... woman that lodges over me : I am fince informed , that the made her a vifit , and got acquainted with her within three hours after the fall of my window- " curtains.Ves 6 . 64 SIR , I am plagued every moment in the day , one way " or ...
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... woman takes to come to herself , if you have courage to ftand out . 6 · THERE are indeed feveral other fpecies of the hen- peckt , and in my opinion they are certainly the best fub- jects the queen has ; and for that reafon I take it to ...
... woman takes to come to herself , if you have courage to ftand out . 6 · THERE are indeed feveral other fpecies of the hen- peckt , and in my opinion they are certainly the best fub- jects the queen has ; and for that reafon I take it to ...
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... woman of your fenfe fall into fuch an intemperate rage ? This is an argument which never fails . Indeed , my dear , fays fhe , you make me mad fometimes , fo you do , with the filly way you have of treating me like a pretty idiot . Well ...
... woman of your fenfe fall into fuch an intemperate rage ? This is an argument which never fails . Indeed , my dear , fays fhe , you make me mad fometimes , fo you do , with the filly way you have of treating me like a pretty idiot . Well ...
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