The Female Spectator, Volume 2H. Gardner, 1771 - Etiquette for women |
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Page 92
... ftill when one bids it , nor are its dictates to be filenced by reason , or guided by the head ; and if the beau by his dress , address , or any other charm , has got an en- trance there , I am very much afraid poor Esteem will come off ...
... ftill when one bids it , nor are its dictates to be filenced by reason , or guided by the head ; and if the beau by his dress , address , or any other charm , has got an en- trance there , I am very much afraid poor Esteem will come off ...
Page 156
... ftill her unconquerable will remained the same ; -firm to her first resolves , she has beheld Germany , that country , which in all her numerous manifestoes , rescripts and letters , she calls so dear , become the scene of confufion and ...
... ftill her unconquerable will remained the same ; -firm to her first resolves , she has beheld Germany , that country , which in all her numerous manifestoes , rescripts and letters , she calls so dear , become the scene of confufion and ...
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