The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Strana 62
... favour of her complexion ; and I have known a physician of learning and sense , after eight years study in the university , and a course of travels into most countries of Europe , owe the first raising of his fortune to a cosmetic wash ...
... favour of her complexion ; and I have known a physician of learning and sense , after eight years study in the university , and a course of travels into most countries of Europe , owe the first raising of his fortune to a cosmetic wash ...
Strana 83
... favour . I am , gentlemen , your most obliged humble servant , ' THE SPECTAtor . ' P. S. I desire to know whether you ad- mit people of quality . ' one to shoot at that pleases . I know several of these butts who are men of wit and ...
... favour . I am , gentlemen , your most obliged humble servant , ' THE SPECTAtor . ' P. S. I desire to know whether you ad- mit people of quality . ' one to shoot at that pleases . I know several of these butts who are men of wit and ...
Strana 300
... favour a vice to which we are so very prone , namely , that bastardy and cuckoldom should be looked upon as reproaches ; and that the ignominy which is only due to lewdness and falsehood , should fall in so unreason- able a manner upon ...
... favour a vice to which we are so very prone , namely , that bastardy and cuckoldom should be looked upon as reproaches ; and that the ignominy which is only due to lewdness and falsehood , should fall in so unreason- able a manner upon ...
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