The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 149
... Hearts are fixed upon the Pleasure they have in the Con- sciousness that they are the Objects of Love and Admira- tion ... Heart of the wife Man as well as that of the Coxcomb . When you fee a Man of Senfe look about for Applaufe , and ...
... Hearts are fixed upon the Pleasure they have in the Con- sciousness that they are the Objects of Love and Admira- tion ... Heart of the wife Man as well as that of the Coxcomb . When you fee a Man of Senfe look about for Applaufe , and ...
Strana 202
who can be fure of keeping a Woman's Heart long , where fhe may have so much Choice ? I am the more alarmed at this , because the Lady feems particularly fmitten with Men of their Make . I believe I fhall fet my Heart upon her ; and ...
who can be fure of keeping a Woman's Heart long , where fhe may have so much Choice ? I am the more alarmed at this , because the Lady feems particularly fmitten with Men of their Make . I believe I fhall fet my Heart upon her ; and ...
Strana 306
... Heart of Man deceives him in fpite of the Lectures of half a Life fpent in Difcourfes on the Subjection of Paffion ; and I do not know why one may not think the Heart of Wo- man man as Unfaithful to it felf . If we grant 306 N ° 79 ...
... Heart of Man deceives him in fpite of the Lectures of half a Life fpent in Difcourfes on the Subjection of Paffion ; and I do not know why one may not think the Heart of Wo- man man as Unfaithful to it felf . If we grant 306 N ° 79 ...
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