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Pagina 59
... woman and her visitants ? What THERE is nothing which I désire more than sprightly transitions does she make from an a safe and honourable peace , though at the opera or a sermon , to an ivory comb or a pin- same time I am very ...
... woman and her visitants ? What THERE is nothing which I désire more than sprightly transitions does she make from an a safe and honourable peace , though at the opera or a sermon , to an ivory comb or a pin- same time I am very ...
Pagina 153
... woman had When an old woman begins to doat , and grow the reputation of a witch all over the country , chargeable to a parish , she is generally turned that her lips were observed to be always in mo- into a witch , and fills the whole ...
... woman had When an old woman begins to doat , and grow the reputation of a witch all over the country , chargeable to a parish , she is generally turned that her lips were observed to be always in mo- into a witch , and fills the whole ...
Pagina 167
... woman into a coquette ; the man grows sullen themselves ; or if they chance to be good - hu and morose , the woman impertinent and fan - moured , serve only to dissipate their fortunes , tastical . inflame their follies , and aggravate ...
... woman into a coquette ; the man grows sullen themselves ; or if they chance to be good - hu and morose , the woman impertinent and fan - moured , serve only to dissipate their fortunes , tastical . inflame their follies , and aggravate ...
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Care of the Female | 4 |
Folly of the Pride of Birth or Fortune | 5 |
The Uses of the Spectator | 10 |
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