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39. oldal
As she is a sensible woman , expressions of rapture and adoration will not move
her neither : but he that has her must be the object of her desire , not her pity .
The way to this end I take to be , that a man's general conduct should be
agreeable ...
As she is a sensible woman , expressions of rapture and adoration will not move
her neither : but he that has her must be the object of her desire , not her pity .
The way to this end I take to be , that a man's general conduct should be
agreeable ...
42. oldal
After I have told you this , I am to desire that you would now and then give us a
lesson of good - humour , a family - piece , which , since we are all very fond of
you , I hope may have some influence upon us . “ After these plain observations ...
After I have told you this , I am to desire that you would now and then give us a
lesson of good - humour , a family - piece , which , since we are all very fond of
you , I hope may have some influence upon us . “ After these plain observations ...
54. oldal
I shall not desire that if any report to our disadvantage has any ground for it , you
would overlook or extenuate it : but if there be any thing advanced , without a
person who can say whence he had it , or which is attested by one who forgot
who ...
I shall not desire that if any report to our disadvantage has any ground for it , you
would overlook or extenuate it : but if there be any thing advanced , without a
person who can say whence he had it , or which is attested by one who forgot
who ...
62. oldal
down his cards , he has all imaginable respect for the ladies , and the whole
company , • That he humbly desires it may be considered , in the case of gaming ,
there are many motives which provoke to disorder . * That the desire of gain , and
...
down his cards , he has all imaginable respect for the ladies , and the whole
company , • That he humbly desires it may be considered , in the case of gaming ,
there are many motives which provoke to disorder . * That the desire of gain , and
...
66. oldal
When we were put together , we both considered that we could not be worse than
we were in taking one another , and out of a desire of liberty , entered into
wedlock . My father says I am now a man , and may speak to him like another ...
When we were put together , we both considered that we could not be worse than
we were in taking one another , and out of a desire of liberty , entered into
wedlock . My father says I am now a man , and may speak to him like another ...
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Bibliográfiai információk
| Cím | The Spectator, 8. kötet 4-9. kötet/British essayists The Spectator |
| Kiadó | J. F. Dove, 1827 |
| Eredeti forrása | A Wisconsini Egyetem - Madison |
| Digitalizálva: | 2016. nov. 10. |
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