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Pagina 276
... Marriage . I was in my younger Years engaged , partly by his Advice , and partly by my own Inclinations , in the Courtship of a Person who had a great Deal of Beauty , and did not at my first Approaches seem to have any Aversion to me ...
... Marriage . I was in my younger Years engaged , partly by his Advice , and partly by my own Inclinations , in the Courtship of a Person who had a great Deal of Beauty , and did not at my first Approaches seem to have any Aversion to me ...
Pagina 278
... Marriage enlarges the Scene of our Happiness and Miseries . A Marriage of Love is pleasant ; a Marriage of Interest easie ; and a Marriage , where both meet , happy . A happy Marriage has in it all the Pleasures of Friendship , all the ...
... Marriage enlarges the Scene of our Happiness and Miseries . A Marriage of Love is pleasant ; a Marriage of Interest easie ; and a Marriage , where both meet , happy . A happy Marriage has in it all the Pleasures of Friendship , all the ...
Pagina 299
... Marriage is of so useful a Kind , that I cannot forbear adding my Thoughts to yours on that Subject . Methinks it is a Misfortune , that the Marriage State , which in its own Nature is adapted to give us the compleatest Happiness this ...
... Marriage is of so useful a Kind , that I cannot forbear adding my Thoughts to yours on that Subject . Methinks it is a Misfortune , that the Marriage State , which in its own Nature is adapted to give us the compleatest Happiness this ...
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