The Spectator, 8. kötet |
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i. oldal
Advantages of the Sexes associating - History of a male Republic Addison , 434.
History of a female Republic 435. Female Dress - Mixture of the Sexes in one
Person -Female Equestrians Addison . 436. A Visit to the Bear Garden Steele ,
437.
Advantages of the Sexes associating - History of a male Republic Addison , 434.
History of a female Republic 435. Female Dress - Mixture of the Sexes in one
Person -Female Equestrians Addison . 436. A Visit to the Bear Garden Steele ,
437.
39. oldal
... on an unaffected exactness in his dress and manner , and strives always to be
the very contrary of Strephon . They have already succeeded so far , that your
eyes are ever in search of Strephon , and turn themselves of course from Damon
.
... on an unaffected exactness in his dress and manner , and strives always to be
the very contrary of Strephon . They have already succeeded so far , that your
eyes are ever in search of Strephon , and turn themselves of course from Damon
.
68. oldal
... patches have been set against patches in battle array ; stocks have risen or
fallen in proportion to head - dresses ... and most who have not travelled , have
an irrational contempt for the language , dress , customs , and even the shape
and ...
... patches have been set against patches in battle array ; stocks have risen or
fallen in proportion to head - dresses ... and most who have not travelled , have
an irrational contempt for the language , dress , customs , and even the shape
and ...
71. oldal
... and smile , with a design upon us ; every feature of their faces , every part of
their dress , is filled with snares and allurements . There would be no such
animals as prudes or coquettes in the world , were there not such an animal as
man .
... and smile , with a design upon us ; every feature of their faces , every part of
their dress , is filled with snares and allurements . There would be no such
animals as prudes or coquettes in the world , were there not such an animal as
man .
74. oldal
If they found lace , jewels , ribands , or any ornaments in silver or gold , among
the booty which they had taken , they used to dress their horses with it , but never
entertained a thought of wearing it themselves . There were particular rights and
...
If they found lace , jewels , ribands , or any ornaments in silver or gold , among
the booty which they had taken , they used to dress their horses with it , but never
entertained a thought of wearing it themselves . There were particular rights and
...
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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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