The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Wife in the World ; fhe is hardly ever seen in ⚫ the fame Place with her Husband , and if they happen to 6 meet , you would think them perfect Strangers : She ne- " ver was heard to name him in his Abfence , and takes care he fhall ...
... Wife in the World ; fhe is hardly ever seen in ⚫ the fame Place with her Husband , and if they happen to 6 meet , you would think them perfect Strangers : She ne- " ver was heard to name him in his Abfence , and takes care he fhall ...
Page 102
... Wife ? Cæfar answered very gravely , A careless Fellow . This was at once a Reprimand for speaking of a Crime which • in those Days had not the Abhorrence attending it as it ought , as well as an Intimation that all intemperate Be ...
... Wife ? Cæfar answered very gravely , A careless Fellow . This was at once a Reprimand for speaking of a Crime which • in those Days had not the Abhorrence attending it as it ought , as well as an Intimation that all intemperate Be ...
Page 109
... Wife at the Beginning of our Establishment fhewed herself very affifting to me in my Bufinefs as much as could lie ... Wife's becoming both trou- • blefom and useless , unless her reading herself in your Paper may make her reflect . She ...
... Wife at the Beginning of our Establishment fhewed herself very affifting to me in my Bufinefs as much as could lie ... Wife's becoming both trou- • blefom and useless , unless her reading herself in your Paper may make her reflect . She ...
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