The Spectator, Volume 8J. Nunn, 1816 |
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Pagina 61
... Waitfort was one of the first who addressed me , advised to it by a cousin of his that was my intimate friend , and knew to a penny what I was worth . Mr. Waitfort is a very agreeable man , and every body would like him as well as he ...
... Waitfort was one of the first who addressed me , advised to it by a cousin of his that was my intimate friend , and knew to a penny what I was worth . Mr. Waitfort is a very agreeable man , and every body would like him as well as he ...
Pagina 62
... Waitfort , but I found he could not stay ; and besides , he thought it in- decent to ask me to marry again till my year was out ; so , privately resolving him for my fourth , I took Mr. Sturdy for the present . Would you believe it ...
... Waitfort , but I found he could not stay ; and besides , he thought it in- decent to ask me to marry again till my year was out ; so , privately resolving him for my fourth , I took Mr. Sturdy for the present . Would you believe it ...
Pagina 63
... Waitfort was still in love , and told me so again ; and , to prevent all fears of ill usage , he desired me to reserve every thing in my own hands : but now my acquaintance began to wish me joy of his constancy , my charms were ...
... Waitfort was still in love , and told me so again ; and , to prevent all fears of ill usage , he desired me to reserve every thing in my own hands : but now my acquaintance began to wish me joy of his constancy , my charms were ...
Pagina 64
... Waitfort came to make me a visit ; he told me he had waited on me sooner , but had that respect for me , he would not interrupt me in the first day of my affliction for my dead lord ; that , as soon as he heard I was at li- berty to ...
... Waitfort came to make me a visit ; he told me he had waited on me sooner , but had that respect for me , he would not interrupt me in the first day of my affliction for my dead lord ; that , as soon as he heard I was at li- berty to ...
Pagina 65
... Waitfort was resolved not to be too late this time , and I heard from him in two days . I am almost out of my weeds at this present writing , and very doubtful whether I will marry him or no . I do not think of a seventh , for the ...
... Waitfort was resolved not to be too late this time , and I heard from him in two days . I am almost out of my weeds at this present writing , and very doubtful whether I will marry him or no . I do not think of a seventh , for the ...
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