The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 24
... observed her a fecond time , he faid , grant her Drefs is very becoming , but perhaps the Merit of that Choice is owing to her Mother ; for though , continued he , I allow a Beauty to be as much to be commended for the Elegance of her ...
... observed her a fecond time , he faid , grant her Drefs is very becoming , but perhaps the Merit of that Choice is owing to her Mother ; for though , continued he , I allow a Beauty to be as much to be commended for the Elegance of her ...
Strana 35
... observed there were thirteen of us in Company . This Remark ftruck a panick Terror into feveral who were prefent , infomuch that one or two of the Ladies were going to leave the Room ; but a Friend of mine taking notice that one of our ...
... observed there were thirteen of us in Company . This Remark ftruck a panick Terror into feveral who were prefent , infomuch that one or two of the Ladies were going to leave the Room ; but a Friend of mine taking notice that one of our ...
Strana 124
... observed me to be more attentive than ordinary , I cannot tell , but he had not ftcod by me above a quarter of a Minute , but he turned fhort upon me on a fudden , and catching me by a Button of my Coat , attacked me very abruptly after ...
... observed me to be more attentive than ordinary , I cannot tell , but he had not ftcod by me above a quarter of a Minute , but he turned fhort upon me on a fudden , and catching me by a Button of my Coat , attacked me very abruptly after ...
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