The Spectator, Band 3J. Tonson, 1728 - 312 Seiten |
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... Behaviour fets him on the Rack , and is interpreted as an Inftance of Averfion or Indifference ; a fond one raifes his Sufpicions , and looks too much like Diffimulation and Arti- fice . If the Perfon he loves be cheerful , her Thoughts ...
... Behaviour fets him on the Rack , and is interpreted as an Inftance of Averfion or Indifference ; a fond one raifes his Sufpicions , and looks too much like Diffimulation and Arti- fice . If the Perfon he loves be cheerful , her Thoughts ...
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... Re- femblance in the Behaviour of two Perfons , are apt to fancy it proceeds from the fame Defign in both . Thefe Men therefore bear hard upon the fufpected No 170 . fufpe & ted Party , purfue her No 170 . 5 The SPECTATOR .
... Re- femblance in the Behaviour of two Perfons , are apt to fancy it proceeds from the fame Defign in both . Thefe Men therefore bear hard upon the fufpected No 170 . fufpe & ted Party , purfue her No 170 . 5 The SPECTATOR .
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... Behaviour . On the contra- ry , it is very probable a melancholy , dejected Car- riage , the ufual Effect of injured Innocence , may foften the jealous Husband into Pity , make him fenfible of the Wrong he does you , and work out of his ...
... Behaviour . On the contra- ry , it is very probable a melancholy , dejected Car- riage , the ufual Effect of injured Innocence , may foften the jealous Husband into Pity , make him fenfible of the Wrong he does you , and work out of his ...
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with bitter Invectives for the Death of her Father and her Brother . This Behaviour fo incenfed He- rod that he very hardly refrain'd from striking her ; when in the Heat of their Quarrel there came in a Witness , fuborn'd by fome of ...
with bitter Invectives for the Death of her Father and her Brother . This Behaviour fo incenfed He- rod that he very hardly refrain'd from striking her ; when in the Heat of their Quarrel there came in a Witness , fuborn'd by fome of ...
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... Behaviour in the Days of his Profperity , and if confidered only as a humane Compofition , is a finer Picture of a charitable and good - natur'd Man than is to be met with in any other Author . OH that I were as in months paft , as in ...
... Behaviour in the Days of his Profperity , and if confidered only as a humane Compofition , is a finer Picture of a charitable and good - natur'd Man than is to be met with in any other Author . OH that I were as in months paft , as in ...
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