The Female Spectator, Volume 2H. Gardner, 1771 - Etiquette for women |
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... fervent , as he pretends to be inspired with , could never be fordidly contented with being blessed alone : --- the chief felicity of true affection con fifts in the power of bestowing it ; and though in full poffeffion of the body , he ...
... fervent , as he pretends to be inspired with , could never be fordidly contented with being blessed alone : --- the chief felicity of true affection con fifts in the power of bestowing it ; and though in full poffeffion of the body , he ...
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... fervent affection and implicit faith , that ever any monarch was regarded with by his subjects : but though I willingly allow that all we can pay is not too much , yet methinks it is ungenerous to lessen the merit of these works of ...
... fervent affection and implicit faith , that ever any monarch was regarded with by his subjects : but though I willingly allow that all we can pay is not too much , yet methinks it is ungenerous to lessen the merit of these works of ...
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... fervent prayers to Heaven , that it may foon end in an honourable and lafting peace , and the ambitious great ones of the world be made to see their error , and bid rapine and devastation cease ! Bur though , for the general good of all ...
... fervent prayers to Heaven , that it may foon end in an honourable and lafting peace , and the ambitious great ones of the world be made to see their error , and bid rapine and devastation cease ! Bur though , for the general good of all ...
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... fervent kiss , feeling however a kind of gloomy fatisfaction in his mind at the thoughts that now there would be an end of all constraint , and he should no more be under the neceffity of feigning ardours , to which his nature had ever ...
... fervent kiss , feeling however a kind of gloomy fatisfaction in his mind at the thoughts that now there would be an end of all constraint , and he should no more be under the neceffity of feigning ardours , to which his nature had ever ...
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... fervent kiss on her hand , and in that action expired . So rare an example of an unfeigned affection must have necessarily affected any woman of a generous generous foul ; but it made so deep an impression διό THE FEMALE BOOK 12 .
... fervent kiss on her hand , and in that action expired . So rare an example of an unfeigned affection must have necessarily affected any woman of a generous generous foul ; but it made so deep an impression διό THE FEMALE BOOK 12 .
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