The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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Strana 158
... favour , has studied no arts to please ; Daphne , de- spairing of any inclination towards her person , has depended ... favours he could obtain of Lætitia ; while Daphne used 158 33 . SPECTATOR .
... favour , has studied no arts to please ; Daphne , de- spairing of any inclination towards her person , has depended ... favours he could obtain of Lætitia ; while Daphne used 158 33 . SPECTATOR .
Strana 234
... favour . ' I am , GENTLEMEN , • Your most obliged humble servant , ' THE SPECTATOR . P. S. I desire to know whether you admit people of quality . ' MR . SPECTATOR , April 17 . • To shew you there are among us of the vain weak sex , some ...
... favour . ' I am , GENTLEMEN , • Your most obliged humble servant , ' THE SPECTATOR . P. S. I desire to know whether you admit people of quality . ' MR . SPECTATOR , April 17 . • To shew you there are among us of the vain weak sex , some ...
Strana 383
... favour or disgrace attended the respec- tive objects of men's approbation or disesteem . Pha- ramond , in his mirth upon the meanness of man- kind , used to say , ' As he could take away a man's five senses , he could give him an ...
... favour or disgrace attended the respec- tive objects of men's approbation or disesteem . Pha- ramond , in his mirth upon the meanness of man- kind , used to say , ' As he could take away a man's five senses , he could give him an ...
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