The Spectator, Volume 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Pagina 211
... hope you do not think it ( and in hopes of being more your ) obliged wrong to employ a little leisure time in that diversion ; but I should be glad to hear you say something upon the behaviour of some of the female gamesters . servant ...
... hope you do not think it ( and in hopes of being more your ) obliged wrong to employ a little leisure time in that diversion ; but I should be glad to hear you say something upon the behaviour of some of the female gamesters . servant ...
Pagina 374
... hope , sir , be easily allowed , that we are get a private shilling by it : therefore I hope capable of undertaking to exhibit , by cur you will recommend this matter in one of joint force and different qualifications , all your this ...
... hope , sir , be easily allowed , that we are get a private shilling by it : therefore I hope capable of undertaking to exhibit , by cur you will recommend this matter in one of joint force and different qualifications , all your this ...
Pagina 435
... hope , and cheerful resignation . me by the prevailing brightness of her vir- tues . So rare a pattern of female excellence ought not to be concealed , but should be set out to the view and imitation of the world ; for how amiable does ...
... hope , and cheerful resignation . me by the prevailing brightness of her vir- tues . So rare a pattern of female excellence ought not to be concealed , but should be set out to the view and imitation of the world ; for how amiable does ...
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