The Spectator, Zväzok 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... fortune is plenti- ful , shows an ease in his countenance , and confidence in his behaviour , which he that is under wants and difficulties cannot as- sume . It is thus with the state of the mind ; he that governs his thoughts with the ...
... fortune is plenti- ful , shows an ease in his countenance , and confidence in his behaviour , which he that is under wants and difficulties cannot as- sume . It is thus with the state of the mind ; he that governs his thoughts with the ...
Strana 223
... fortune discussing this point , I will call the richer or beauty . These may still love in spite man Strephon , and the other Florio . If of adversity or sickness : the former we you believe Florio with Strephon's estate may in some ...
... fortune discussing this point , I will call the richer or beauty . These may still love in spite man Strephon , and the other Florio . If of adversity or sickness : the former we you believe Florio with Strephon's estate may in some ...
Strana 451
... fortune - hunters and fortune - stealers . The first are those assiduous gentlemen who employ their whole lives in the chase , with- out ever coming to the quarry . Suffenus has combed and powdered at the ladies for thirty years ...
... fortune - hunters and fortune - stealers . The first are those assiduous gentlemen who employ their whole lives in the chase , with- out ever coming to the quarry . Suffenus has combed and powdered at the ladies for thirty years ...
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