The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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defty of a Woman's Manners . Rufticity , broad Expref- fion , and forward Obtrufion , offend thofe of Education , and make ... Woman fet off to Advantage . The like , or a more delicate and careful Spirit of Modefty , appears in the fol ...
defty of a Woman's Manners . Rufticity , broad Expref- fion , and forward Obtrufion , offend thofe of Education , and make ... Woman fet off to Advantage . The like , or a more delicate and careful Spirit of Modefty , appears in the fol ...
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... Woman . IT is the Permiffion of fuch Intercourfe , that makes a young Woman come to the Arms of her Husband , af- ter the Disappointment of four or five Paffions which fhe has fucceffively had for different Men , before she is ...
... Woman . IT is the Permiffion of fuch Intercourfe , that makes a young Woman come to the Arms of her Husband , af- ter the Disappointment of four or five Paffions which fhe has fucceffively had for different Men , before she is ...
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... Woman of exemplary Good - breeding . But fure , to murder and to rob are lefs Iniquities , than to raife Profit by Abuses , as irreparable as taking away Life ; but more grievous , as making it laftingly un- happy . To rob a Lady at ...
... Woman of exemplary Good - breeding . But fure , to murder and to rob are lefs Iniquities , than to raife Profit by Abuses , as irreparable as taking away Life ; but more grievous , as making it laftingly un- happy . To rob a Lady at ...
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