The Spectator, Zväzok 1Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele, Donald Frederic Bond Clarendon Press, 1965 |
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... Woman of a prudent modest retired Life , a poor- spirited , unpolished Creature . What a Mortification would it be to Fulvia , if she knew that her setting her - self to View is but exposing her self , and that she grows Contemptible by ...
... Woman of a prudent modest retired Life , a poor- spirited , unpolished Creature . What a Mortification would it be to Fulvia , if she knew that her setting her - self to View is but exposing her self , and that she grows Contemptible by ...
Strana 173
... Woman , and finds her not to be the same Woman whom he intended to marry , but another . If that be Law , it is , presume , exactly my Case . For you are to know , Mr. Spectator , that there are Women who do not let their Husbands see ...
... Woman , and finds her not to be the same Woman whom he intended to marry , but another . If that be Law , it is , presume , exactly my Case . For you are to know , Mr. Spectator , that there are Women who do not let their Husbands see ...
Strana 193
... Woman of Threescore may kick and tumble her Heart out , without making any Impressions . Sempronial is at present the most profest Admirer of the French Nation , but is so modest as to admit her Visitants no farther than her Toilet . It ...
... Woman of Threescore may kick and tumble her Heart out , without making any Impressions . Sempronial is at present the most profest Admirer of the French Nation , but is so modest as to admit her Visitants no farther than her Toilet . It ...
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