The Spectator, Zväzok 1Dent, 1957 |
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Strana 449
... Fortune , in the other my Fortune more than deserves the Estate . When I consider the first , I own I am so far a Woman I cannot avoid being delighted with the Thoughts of living great ; but then he seems to receive such a Degree of ...
... Fortune , in the other my Fortune more than deserves the Estate . When I consider the first , I own I am so far a Woman I cannot avoid being delighted with the Thoughts of living great ; but then he seems to receive such a Degree of ...
Strana 450
... Fortune , and you must place them in each other's Circumstances before you can judge of their Inclination . To avoid Confusion in discussing this Point , I will call the richer Man Strephon and the other Florio . If you believe Florio ...
... Fortune , and you must place them in each other's Circumstances before you can judge of their Inclination . To avoid Confusion in discussing this Point , I will call the richer Man Strephon and the other Florio . If you believe Florio ...
Strana 451
... Fortune , than he whom you take for the Sake of his Fortune attain to personal Per- fections . If Strephon is not as accomplish'd and agreeable as Florio , Marriage to you will never make him so ; but Marriage to you may make Florio as ...
... Fortune , than he whom you take for the Sake of his Fortune attain to personal Per- fections . If Strephon is not as accomplish'd and agreeable as Florio , Marriage to you will never make him so ; but Marriage to you may make Florio as ...
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