The Indicator, 1. kötet,1-76. kiadásJ. Appleyard, 1822 |
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64. oldal
... fair limbs were objects of worship to the gallant and the great . And so he set off his destitutions against her over - possession ; and took out the punishment he gave her , in revenge upon himself . This was the instinct of a man who ...
... fair limbs were objects of worship to the gallant and the great . And so he set off his destitutions against her over - possession ; and took out the punishment he gave her , in revenge upon himself . This was the instinct of a man who ...
69. oldal
... Fair there are many booths . The The French , not long ago , praised one of their neighbours so highly , that the latter is suspected to have lost as much modesty , as the former gained by it . But they did this as a set - off against ...
... Fair there are many booths . The The French , not long ago , praised one of their neighbours so highly , that the latter is suspected to have lost as much modesty , as the former gained by it . But they did this as a set - off against ...
102. oldal
... fair daughter Being a sprightly boy , he did not remain in the country , but became servant to a person of quality at Paris ; and with this gen- tleman he came over to England at the time of the Restoration . It is difficult to say ...
... fair daughter Being a sprightly boy , he did not remain in the country , but became servant to a person of quality at Paris ; and with this gen- tleman he came over to England at the time of the Restoration . It is difficult to say ...
103. oldal
... fair eyes bedewing his fate , both while alive in prison , and while dead at the fatal tree . Du Vall's success with the ladies of those days , whose amatory taste was of a turn more extensive than enlarged , seems to have made some ...
... fair eyes bedewing his fate , both while alive in prison , and while dead at the fatal tree . Du Vall's success with the ladies of those days , whose amatory taste was of a turn more extensive than enlarged , seems to have made some ...
104. oldal
... fair countrywomen , on account of the French valets that have stood in his way . He says he had two objects in writing . the book . " One is , that the next Frenchman that is hanged may not cause an uproar in this imperial city ; which ...
... fair countrywomen , on account of the French valets that have stood in his way . He says he had two objects in writing . the book . " One is , that the next Frenchman that is hanged may not cause an uproar in this imperial city ; which ...
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