The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 73
... place his hopes of having in fuch a Wo- man a conftant , agreeable Companion ? One who will • divide his Cares and double his Joys ? Who will ma- nage that Share of his Eftate he intrufts to her Con- duct with Prudence and Frugality ...
... place his hopes of having in fuch a Wo- man a conftant , agreeable Companion ? One who will • divide his Cares and double his Joys ? Who will ma- nage that Share of his Eftate he intrufts to her Con- duct with Prudence and Frugality ...
Page 87
... Place to Place with new Whispers , without reaping any other Benefit but the Hopes of making others as unhappy as them felves . Mrs. Jane happened to be at a Place where I , with many others well acquainted with my Paffion for Belinda ...
... Place to Place with new Whispers , without reaping any other Benefit but the Hopes of making others as unhappy as them felves . Mrs. Jane happened to be at a Place where I , with many others well acquainted with my Paffion for Belinda ...
Page 203
... Place . I fancy , Madam , you will eafily guess ⚫ that this could hardly be any thing but your felf ; in ' reality it was fo ; you lay extended on the Flowers by the fide of the River , fo that your Hands , which were thrown in a ...
... Place . I fancy , Madam , you will eafily guess ⚫ that this could hardly be any thing but your felf ; in ' reality it was fo ; you lay extended on the Flowers by the fide of the River , fo that your Hands , which were thrown in a ...
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