The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 40
... happy to others , than really to make ourselves fo . Of all difparities , that in humour makes the most un-- happy marriages , yet fcarce enters into our thoughts . at the contracting of them . Several that are in this . refpect ...
... happy to others , than really to make ourselves fo . Of all difparities , that in humour makes the most un-- happy marriages , yet fcarce enters into our thoughts . at the contracting of them . Several that are in this . refpect ...
Page 41
... happy . A happy marriage has in it all the plea fures of friendship , all the enjoyments of fenfe and reafon , and indeed , all the fweets of life . Nothing is a greater mark of a degenerate and vicious age , than the com- mon ridicule ...
... happy . A happy marriage has in it all the plea fures of friendship , all the enjoyments of fenfe and reafon , and indeed , all the fweets of life . Nothing is a greater mark of a degenerate and vicious age , than the com- mon ridicule ...
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... happy · ⚫ happy owner of it . Such for fome N ° 318 THE SPECTATOR .
... happy · ⚫ happy owner of it . Such for fome N ° 318 THE SPECTATOR .
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