The Spectator, Zväzok 1S. Marks, 1826 |
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Strana 186
... pleasure , or pursuit of some a great part of ceremony and good - breeding laudable design , we are in the possession of among the ladies turns upon their uneasiness ; life , of human life . Fortune will give us dis- and I will ...
... pleasure , or pursuit of some a great part of ceremony and good - breeding laudable design , we are in the possession of among the ladies turns upon their uneasiness ; life , of human life . Fortune will give us dis- and I will ...
Strana 195
... pleasure prevails , all the greatest virtues will I KNOW no one character that gives reason a greater shock , at the same time that it pre- sents a good ridiculous image to the imagina- tion , than that of a man of wit and pleasure I ...
... pleasure prevails , all the greatest virtues will I KNOW no one character that gives reason a greater shock , at the same time that it pre- sents a good ridiculous image to the imagina- tion , than that of a man of wit and pleasure I ...
Strana 196
... pleasure before pleasing reflections in the evening of a well- they fell into the adventures which brought spent day , or the gladness of heart or quick - them thither . ness of spirit in the morning after profound Irresolution and ...
... pleasure before pleasing reflections in the evening of a well- they fell into the adventures which brought spent day , or the gladness of heart or quick - them thither . ness of spirit in the morning after profound Irresolution and ...
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Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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