The Spectator, Volume 1Dent, 1926 An amusing and informative record of English morals and manners in the early-eighteenth century. |
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Pagina 40
... Women , than as they are reasonable Creatures ; and are more adapted to the Sex than to the Species . The Toilet is their great Scene of Business , and the right adjusting of their Hair the principal Employment of their Lives . The ...
... Women , than as they are reasonable Creatures ; and are more adapted to the Sex than to the Species . The Toilet is their great Scene of Business , and the right adjusting of their Hair the principal Employment of their Lives . The ...
Pagina 42
... Women . Methought he strove to shine more than ordinarily in his Talkative Way , that he might insult my Silence , and distinguish himself before Woman of Arietta's Taste and Understanding . She had often an Inclination to interrupt him ...
... Women . Methought he strove to shine more than ordinarily in his Talkative Way , that he might insult my Silence , and distinguish himself before Woman of Arietta's Taste and Understanding . She had often an Inclination to interrupt him ...
Pagina 43
... Women as Unbecoming as you please in your Works , while we are unable to return the Injury , You have twice or thrice observed in your Discourse , that Hypocrisie is the very Foundation of our Education ; and that an Ability to ...
... Women as Unbecoming as you please in your Works , while we are unable to return the Injury , You have twice or thrice observed in your Discourse , that Hypocrisie is the very Foundation of our Education ; and that an Ability to ...
Pagina 47
... Women broke off their Discourse , but my Landlady's Daughters telling them that it was no Body but the Gentleman ... Women's ables of the like nature . As one Spirit raised another , observed that at the End of every Story the whole Com ...
... Women broke off their Discourse , but my Landlady's Daughters telling them that it was no Body but the Gentleman ... Women's ables of the like nature . As one Spirit raised another , observed that at the End of every Story the whole Com ...
Pagina 58
... Women very much cherishes this natural Weakness of being taken with Outside and Appearance . Talk of a new - married Couple , and you immediately hear whether they keep their Coach and six , or eat in Plate : Mention the Name of an ...
... Women very much cherishes this natural Weakness of being taken with Outside and Appearance . Talk of a new - married Couple , and you immediately hear whether they keep their Coach and six , or eat in Plate : Mention the Name of an ...
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