The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 85
... Woman , and her Hufband , with their whimfical Pal- fry , are fo very light , that when they are put together into a Scale , an ordinary Man may weigh down the whole Family . The little Man is a Bully in his Na- ture ; but when he grows ...
... Woman , and her Hufband , with their whimfical Pal- fry , are fo very light , that when they are put together into a Scale , an ordinary Man may weigh down the whole Family . The little Man is a Bully in his Na- ture ; but when he grows ...
Page 97
... woman as ever you faw , a little Woman , which I know your Lordship likes : well fhaped , and as fine a Com- plexion for Red and White as ever I faw ; I doubt not but your Lordship will be of the fame Opinion . She defigns to go down ...
... woman as ever you faw , a little Woman , which I know your Lordship likes : well fhaped , and as fine a Com- plexion for Red and White as ever I faw ; I doubt not but your Lordship will be of the fame Opinion . She defigns to go down ...
Page 151
... Woman his Wife whom he dares not take for fuch . Tho ' no one has Power over his Inclination's or Fortunes , he is a Slave to common Fame . For this Reason I think Melainia gives them too foft a Name in that of Male Coquets . I know not ...
... Woman his Wife whom he dares not take for fuch . Tho ' no one has Power over his Inclination's or Fortunes , he is a Slave to common Fame . For this Reason I think Melainia gives them too foft a Name in that of Male Coquets . I know not ...
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