The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Pagina 66
... Woman of Great Quality , de- lights in the Privacy of a Country Life , and paffes away a great part of her Time in her own Walks and Gardens . Her Husband , who is her Bofom Friend , and Companion in her Solitudes , has been in Love ...
... Woman of Great Quality , de- lights in the Privacy of a Country Life , and paffes away a great part of her Time in her own Walks and Gardens . Her Husband , who is her Bofom Friend , and Companion in her Solitudes , has been in Love ...
Pagina 131
... Woman are not fo much for the Loss of her Life as of her Beauty . Perhaps this Raillery is pur- fued too far , yet it is turned upon a very obvious Re- mark , that Woman's strongest Paffion is for her own Beauty , and that she values it ...
... Woman are not fo much for the Loss of her Life as of her Beauty . Perhaps this Raillery is pur- fued too far , yet it is turned upon a very obvious Re- mark , that Woman's strongest Paffion is for her own Beauty , and that she values it ...
Pagina 223
... Woman's Face break out in Heats , as the has been talking against a great Lord , whom she had ne- ver feen in her Life ; and indeed never knew a Party- Woman that kept her Beauty for a Twelvemonth . I would therefore advise all my ...
... Woman's Face break out in Heats , as the has been talking against a great Lord , whom she had ne- ver feen in her Life ; and indeed never knew a Party- Woman that kept her Beauty for a Twelvemonth . I would therefore advise all my ...
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