The Female Spectator, Volume 2H. Gardner, 1771 - Etiquette for women |
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Page 79
... fufficient to fhew the lofs of time ,. " both as to the mistress and fervants , and how " much the regularity of the tea - table occafions . E 4 66 a want . " a want of regularity in every thing befides BOOK 8 . 79 SPECTATOR .
... fufficient to fhew the lofs of time ,. " both as to the mistress and fervants , and how " much the regularity of the tea - table occafions . E 4 66 a want . " a want of regularity in every thing befides BOOK 8 . 79 SPECTATOR .
Page 90
... the impediments I have mentioned can be al- ledged against him ; and if her extreme youth will permit her to think with that seriousness the mat-- ter ter requires , I am fure fhe has a fufficient 90 BOOK - 8 .. THE FEMALE.
... the impediments I have mentioned can be al- ledged against him ; and if her extreme youth will permit her to think with that seriousness the mat-- ter ter requires , I am fure fhe has a fufficient 90 BOOK - 8 .. THE FEMALE.
Page 91
Eliza Fowler Haywood. ter requires , I am fure fhe has a fufficient fund of good fenfe to know that things are not always what they seem .-- A very little obfervation will ferve to inform her , that the most dying lover is frequently far ...
Eliza Fowler Haywood. ter requires , I am fure fhe has a fufficient fund of good fenfe to know that things are not always what they seem .-- A very little obfervation will ferve to inform her , that the most dying lover is frequently far ...
Page 94
... fufficient number of inftances to prove this truth , that a man who admires himself , can never fincerely admire any thing befide . I WOULD also beg her to reflect , that marriage is a kind of precipice , which , when once leaped ...
... fufficient number of inftances to prove this truth , that a man who admires himself , can never fincerely admire any thing befide . I WOULD also beg her to reflect , that marriage is a kind of precipice , which , when once leaped ...
Page 103
... fufficient answer to all the objections Politico has started for the prefent , and hereafter perhaps ' we may be better friends . I READILY agree with him , that the public may reasonably defire and expect to be let into the knowledge ...
... fufficient answer to all the objections Politico has started for the prefent , and hereafter perhaps ' we may be better friends . I READILY agree with him , that the public may reasonably defire and expect to be let into the knowledge ...
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