The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 113
... woman of this sort claims an esteem mixed with affec- tion and honour , and meets with no defa- mation ; or , if she does , the wild malice is overcome with an undisturbed persever- ance in her innocence . To speak freely , there are ...
... woman of this sort claims an esteem mixed with affec- tion and honour , and meets with no defa- mation ; or , if she does , the wild malice is overcome with an undisturbed persever- ance in her innocence . To speak freely , there are ...
Page 127
... woman of merit , but am fallen in love , as they call it , with a lady of her acquaint- ance , who is going to be ... woman's house , and though her husband and burst into a passion of tears . My friend was in the room , threw myself on ...
... woman of merit , but am fallen in love , as they call it , with a lady of her acquaint- ance , who is going to be ... woman's house , and though her husband and burst into a passion of tears . My friend was in the room , threw myself on ...
Page 459
... woman by one of the fathers The general depravity of the inferior part of They wholly govern domestic life Woman of quality , her dress the product of a hundred climates 265 274 320 69 Whichenovre bacon flitch , in Staffordshire , who ...
... woman by one of the fathers The general depravity of the inferior part of They wholly govern domestic life Woman of quality , her dress the product of a hundred climates 265 274 320 69 Whichenovre bacon flitch , in Staffordshire , who ...
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