The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Pagina 178
... Wife was ftill alive ; and before he could give an Anfwer , fell a talking of the Ghoft of Banquo . She had by this time formed a little Audience to her felf , and fixed the Attention of all about her . But as I had a mind to hear the ...
... Wife was ftill alive ; and before he could give an Anfwer , fell a talking of the Ghoft of Banquo . She had by this time formed a little Audience to her felf , and fixed the Attention of all about her . But as I had a mind to hear the ...
Pagina 284
... Wife Man confi- ders what he wants , and the Fool what he abounds in . The Wife Man is happy when he gains his own Appro bation , and the Fool when he recommends himself to the Applaufe of those about him . BUT however unreasonable and ...
... Wife Man confi- ders what he wants , and the Fool what he abounds in . The Wife Man is happy when he gains his own Appro bation , and the Fool when he recommends himself to the Applaufe of those about him . BUT however unreasonable and ...
Pagina 312
... Wife by a Gentleman whofe Eftate was contiguous to that of her Enemy's Husband . It would be endless to enumerate the many Occafions on which these irrecon- cileable Beauties laboured to cefs of Time it happened thecel each other ; but ...
... Wife by a Gentleman whofe Eftate was contiguous to that of her Enemy's Husband . It would be endless to enumerate the many Occafions on which these irrecon- cileable Beauties laboured to cefs of Time it happened thecel each other ; but ...
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