The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28 sep 2020 - 312 pagina's |
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... affection on both sides. Steele had from his first wife an estate in Barbadoes, which produced, after payment of the interest on its encumbrances, L670 a-year. His appointment as Gazetteer, less the L45 tax on it, was worth L255 a-year ...
... affection on both sides. Steele had from his first wife an estate in Barbadoes, which produced, after payment of the interest on its encumbrances, L670 a-year. His appointment as Gazetteer, less the L45 tax on it, was worth L255 a-year ...
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... they saw a young lady for whom Steele showed an affection that caused Mrs. Steele to ask , whether she was not his daughter . He said that she was . ' Then , ' said Mrs. Steele, 'I beg she may be mine too.' Thenceforth she.
... they saw a young lady for whom Steele showed an affection that caused Mrs. Steele to ask , whether she was not his daughter . He said that she was . ' Then , ' said Mrs. Steele, 'I beg she may be mine too.' Thenceforth she.
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... Affection. Upon this Occasion I think it but reasonable to declare, that whatever Skill I may have in Speculation, I shall never betray what the Eyes of Lovers say to each other in my Presence. At the same Time I shall not think my self ...
... Affection. Upon this Occasion I think it but reasonable to declare, that whatever Skill I may have in Speculation, I shall never betray what the Eyes of Lovers say to each other in my Presence. At the same Time I shall not think my self ...
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... affections, is a professed Part of our Breeding. These, and such other Reflections, are sprinkled up and down the Writings of all Ages, by s, who leave behind them Memorials of their Resentment against the Scorn of particular Women, in ...
... affections, is a professed Part of our Breeding. These, and such other Reflections, are sprinkled up and down the Writings of all Ages, by s, who leave behind them Memorials of their Resentment against the Scorn of particular Women, in ...
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... repeat the many excellent Things which one might collect out of s upon this miserable Affection; but keeping in the road of common Life, consider the Envious Man with relation to these three Heads, His Pains, His Reliefs,
... repeat the many excellent Things which one might collect out of s upon this miserable Affection; but keeping in the road of common Life, consider the Envious Man with relation to these three Heads, His Pains, His Reliefs,
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