The Spectator, Zväzok 1Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 237
... Fortune I have put you in , which is above my own ondition ; for you have hereafter nothing to hope or to fear . ' " His Majesty having thus well chosen and bought a Friend nd Companion , he enjoyed alternately all the Pleasures of an ...
... Fortune I have put you in , which is above my own ondition ; for you have hereafter nothing to hope or to fear . ' " His Majesty having thus well chosen and bought a Friend nd Companion , he enjoyed alternately all the Pleasures of an ...
Strana 450
... Fortune , and you must place them in each other's Circumstances before you can judge of their Inclination . To avoid Confusion in discussing this Point , I will call the richer Man Strephon and the other Florio . If you believe Florio ...
... Fortune , and you must place them in each other's Circumstances before you can judge of their Inclination . To avoid Confusion in discussing this Point , I will call the richer Man Strephon and the other Florio . If you believe Florio ...
Strana 465
... Fortune , but my Conscience at the same Time gave me the Comfort that I had qualified my self for marrying a Fortune . When I had lived in this Manner for some Time , and became thus accomplished , I was now in the Twenty seventh Year ...
... Fortune , but my Conscience at the same Time gave me the Comfort that I had qualified my self for marrying a Fortune . When I had lived in this Manner for some Time , and became thus accomplished , I was now in the Twenty seventh Year ...
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