The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 87
... Names of Love , fhe my Belinda , I her • Cleanthes . Tho ' I am thus well got into the Account ' of my Affair , I ... Name ; but let you know that this Creature has been fince I knew ⚫ her very handfom , ( tho ' I will not allow her ...
... Names of Love , fhe my Belinda , I her • Cleanthes . Tho ' I am thus well got into the Account ' of my Affair , I ... Name ; but let you know that this Creature has been fince I knew ⚫ her very handfom , ( tho ' I will not allow her ...
Page 194
... Name of Jack Anvil . I have naturally a very happy Genius for getting • Money , infomuch that by the Age of five and twenty I had fcraped together four thousand two hundred Pounds , five Shillings and a few odd Pence . I then ⚫lanched ...
... Name of Jack Anvil . I have naturally a very happy Genius for getting • Money , infomuch that by the Age of five and twenty I had fcraped together four thousand two hundred Pounds , five Shillings and a few odd Pence . I then ⚫lanched ...
Page 209
... Name of a Mob , the Bane of conjugal Love , and one of the readieft means imaginable to alienate the Affec- tion of an Hufband , especially a fond one . I have heard fome Ladies , who have been furprised by Com- pany in fuch a ...
... Name of a Mob , the Bane of conjugal Love , and one of the readieft means imaginable to alienate the Affec- tion of an Hufband , especially a fond one . I have heard fome Ladies , who have been furprised by Com- pany in fuch a ...
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