The Female Spectator, Volume 2H. Gardner, 1771 - Etiquette for women |
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... fame effect on others ! Why should he not have rivals who may be as full of love and mifery as himself ! --- And whenever she makes choice of any one , will not all those who are re- jected have an equal motive for complaint , and title ...
... fame effect on others ! Why should he not have rivals who may be as full of love and mifery as himself ! --- And whenever she makes choice of any one , will not all those who are re- jected have an equal motive for complaint , and title ...
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... fame , more dear to me than life , and is bringing my age with forrow to the grave . " 66 ८८ 66 66 THE young general refused to make any de- fence , and hating a life his father's unkindness had made wretched , fubmitted to the ...
... fame , more dear to me than life , and is bringing my age with forrow to the grave . " 66 ८८ 66 66 THE young general refused to make any de- fence , and hating a life his father's unkindness had made wretched , fubmitted to the ...
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... fame time reflect , that should one of these start from its sphere , its fall would crush this globe to atoms ; how must our whole fouls dissolve . in : in grateful contemplation on that Almighty Pow- er , 32 THE FEMALE BOOK 7 .
... fame time reflect , that should one of these start from its sphere , its fall would crush this globe to atoms ; how must our whole fouls dissolve . in : in grateful contemplation on that Almighty Pow- er , 32 THE FEMALE BOOK 7 .
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... fame fate with one , whose adven- tures , I believe , will not be disagreeable to my readers . CELEMENA was the daughter and sole heiress of a gentleman of a very large eftate , perfectly agreeable in her person without being a beauty ...
... fame fate with one , whose adven- tures , I believe , will not be disagreeable to my readers . CELEMENA was the daughter and sole heiress of a gentleman of a very large eftate , perfectly agreeable in her person without being a beauty ...
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... fame promise , which Celemena still doubting the per- formance of , they both confirmed with the most folemn oath . As it could not be supposed but that the musi- cian would receive an offer of this nature with an excess of humility and ...
... fame promise , which Celemena still doubting the per- formance of , they both confirmed with the most folemn oath . As it could not be supposed but that the musi- cian would receive an offer of this nature with an excess of humility and ...
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