The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 25
... fhall dedicate a confiderable Share of these my Speculations to their Service , and fhall lead the Young through all the becoming Duties of Virginity , Marriage , and Widow- hood . When it is a Woman's Day , in my Works , I fhall ...
... fhall dedicate a confiderable Share of these my Speculations to their Service , and fhall lead the Young through all the becoming Duties of Virginity , Marriage , and Widow- hood . When it is a Woman's Day , in my Works , I fhall ...
Strana 26
... fhall be from henceforth liable to the greatest Reproach for Mif- behaviour in it . Falfhood in Love fhall hereafter bear a blacker Afpect , than Infidelity in Friendship , or Vil- lany in Bufinefs . For this great and good End , all ...
... fhall be from henceforth liable to the greatest Reproach for Mif- behaviour in it . Falfhood in Love fhall hereafter bear a blacker Afpect , than Infidelity in Friendship , or Vil- lany in Bufinefs . For this great and good End , all ...
Strana 69
... fhall pafs over a fingle Foe to charge whole Armies . It is not Lais nor Silenus , but the Harlot and the Drunkard , whom I fhall endeavour to expofe ; and fhall confider the Crime as it appears in a Species , not as it is circumftanced ...
... fhall pafs over a fingle Foe to charge whole Armies . It is not Lais nor Silenus , but the Harlot and the Drunkard , whom I fhall endeavour to expofe ; and fhall confider the Crime as it appears in a Species , not as it is circumftanced ...
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