Elegant Extracts: Being a Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from the Most Eminent British Poets, Nide 6J. Sharpe, 1810 |
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... lady , I should not have passed my time like your Spar- tan ; That may be , ' answered the bard with a very grave face , ' but give me leave to tell your , sir , you are no hero . ' Steele . 11 PAINTING DISAGREEABLE IN WOMEN . A LADY's ...
... lady , I should not have passed my time like your Spar- tan ; That may be , ' answered the bard with a very grave face , ' but give me leave to tell your , sir , you are no hero . ' Steele . 11 PAINTING DISAGREEABLE IN WOMEN . A LADY's ...
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... ladies . present there is no distinction in their complexions , between a beauty in her teens and a lady in her grand climacteric yet at the same time I could not but take notice of the wonderful variety in the face of the same lady . I ...
... ladies . present there is no distinction in their complexions , between a beauty in her teens and a lady in her grand climacteric yet at the same time I could not but take notice of the wonderful variety in the face of the same lady . I ...
Sivu 33
... lady's face by a salute , that your courtly dames may learn to put on their faces a little tighter ; but as for my own daughters , while such fashions prevail , they shall still remain in York- shire . There , I think , they are pretty ...
... lady's face by a salute , that your courtly dames may learn to put on their faces a little tighter ; but as for my own daughters , while such fashions prevail , they shall still remain in York- shire . There , I think , they are pretty ...
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BOOK XI | 1 |
Marriage compared with single Life Bishop Taylor | 10 |
The same subject | 16 |
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