The Spectator, Volume 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1945 |
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Pagina 343
... Creature in a Widow's Habit sat in Court , to hear the Event of a Cause concerning her Dower . This commanding Creature ( who was born for Destruction of all who behold her ) put on such a Resignation in her Countenance , and bore the ...
... Creature in a Widow's Habit sat in Court , to hear the Event of a Cause concerning her Dower . This commanding Creature ( who was born for Destruction of all who behold her ) put on such a Resignation in her Countenance , and bore the ...
Pagina 430
... Creature , your most Obedient , most Devoted Servant . " The two next were Written after the Day for our Marriage was fix'd . " Madam , September 25 , 1671 . It is the hardest thing in the World to be in Love , and yet attend Business ...
... Creature , your most Obedient , most Devoted Servant . " The two next were Written after the Day for our Marriage was fix'd . " Madam , September 25 , 1671 . It is the hardest thing in the World to be in Love , and yet attend Business ...
Pagina 446
... Creature has gone still further , and in the open Coffee - house , with one Hand extended as leading a Lady in it , he has danced both French and Country - Dances , and admonished his supposed Partner by Smiles and Nods to hold up her ...
... Creature has gone still further , and in the open Coffee - house , with one Hand extended as leading a Lady in it , he has danced both French and Country - Dances , and admonished his supposed Partner by Smiles and Nods to hold up her ...
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