The Female Spectator, Volume 2H. Gardner, 1771 - Etiquette for women |
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... these monthly lucubrations tells me was put into his hands fome days fince , by a person who had more the appearance of a spectre than a living man : - VOL . II . I shall B I shall present my readers with it , not only ...
... these monthly lucubrations tells me was put into his hands fome days fince , by a person who had more the appearance of a spectre than a living man : - VOL . II . I shall B I shall present my readers with it , not only ...
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... these had proceeded from that " affectation young ladies frequently affume on the " first addresses of a lover ; but the cold civility , " the unmoved reserve with which the heard me , " struck like a bolt of ice through all my foul ...
... these had proceeded from that " affectation young ladies frequently affume on the " first addresses of a lover ; but the cold civility , " the unmoved reserve with which the heard me , " struck like a bolt of ice through all my foul ...
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... these places , found her once , but no more . " In a word , she chose to deprive herself of every " thing that gave her pleasure , rather than allow " me that poor one of seeing the face that had " deprived me of all other comforts ...
... these places , found her once , but no more . " In a word , she chose to deprive herself of every " thing that gave her pleasure , rather than allow " me that poor one of seeing the face that had " deprived me of all other comforts ...
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... these she has acted toward him with honour and difcretion ; and I not only acquit her of ingratitude , but pronounce Amintor the perfon obliged ; and he ought to take care that in not acknowledging he is so , he does not draw upon ...
... these she has acted toward him with honour and difcretion ; and I not only acquit her of ingratitude , but pronounce Amintor the perfon obliged ; and he ought to take care that in not acknowledging he is so , he does not draw upon ...
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... these honours unequalled and alone , till Heaven raised him a competitor in his own fon : the youth whom he had trained to battle from his most early years , became in time fo 1 fo to excel in it , that there was. * Formerly called Crete ...
... these honours unequalled and alone , till Heaven raised him a competitor in his own fon : the youth whom he had trained to battle from his most early years , became in time fo 1 fo to excel in it , that there was. * Formerly called Crete ...
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