The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 87
... give me Leave . There is a moft agreeable young • Woman in the World whom I am paffionately in Love ⚫ with , and from whom I have for fome space of Time ⚫ received as great Marks of Favour as were fit for her to give , or me to defire ...
... give me Leave . There is a moft agreeable young • Woman in the World whom I am paffionately in Love ⚫ with , and from whom I have for fome space of Time ⚫ received as great Marks of Favour as were fit for her to give , or me to defire ...
Page 265
Favour with her Father . I hope you will pardon the • Trouble I give ; but fhall take it for a mighty Fa- vour , if you will give me a little more of your Advice to put me in a right Way to cheat the old Dragon and obtain my Miftrefs ...
Favour with her Father . I hope you will pardon the • Trouble I give ; but fhall take it for a mighty Fa- vour , if you will give me a little more of your Advice to put me in a right Way to cheat the old Dragon and obtain my Miftrefs ...
Page 291
... give you , of a certain Set of Women who never Coquet for the Matter , but with an high Hand marry whom they please to whom they pleafe . As for my Part , I fhould not have concerned my felf with them , but that I un- ⚫derstand I am ...
... give you , of a certain Set of Women who never Coquet for the Matter , but with an high Hand marry whom they please to whom they pleafe . As for my Part , I fhould not have concerned my felf with them , but that I un- ⚫derstand I am ...
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