The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 38
... Perfon he is going to falute , and ftop fhort in the Pole of his Neck . This in the Perfon who believed he could do it with a good Grace , and was refufed the Op- portunity , is juftly refented with a Coldnefs the whole enfuing Seafon ...
... Perfon he is going to falute , and ftop fhort in the Pole of his Neck . This in the Perfon who believed he could do it with a good Grace , and was refufed the Op- portunity , is juftly refented with a Coldnefs the whole enfuing Seafon ...
Page 45
... Perfon with all these Accomplishments , we find an hundred without any one of them . The World , notwithstanding , is more intent on Trains and Equipages , and all the fhowy Parts of Life ; we love rather to dazzle the Multitude , than ...
... Perfon with all these Accomplishments , we find an hundred without any one of them . The World , notwithstanding , is more intent on Trains and Equipages , and all the fhowy Parts of Life ; we love rather to dazzle the Multitude , than ...
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... Perfon's depending upon him for her Eafe and Happiness ; as a Woman ufes all her Endeavours to pleafe the Perfon whom the looks upon as her Honour , her Comfort , and her Support . FOR this Reafon I am not very much furprized at the ...
... Perfon's depending upon him for her Eafe and Happiness ; as a Woman ufes all her Endeavours to pleafe the Perfon whom the looks upon as her Honour , her Comfort , and her Support . FOR this Reafon I am not very much furprized at the ...
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