The Observer: Being a Collection of Moral, Literary and Familiar Essays, المجلد 3C. Dilly, 1786 |
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... fhall grow out of all fhape ; I fhall have a red face full of " blotches , " blotches , a foul breath and be loathfome to THE OBSERVER . No 61 :
... fhall grow out of all fhape ; I fhall have a red face full of " blotches , " blotches , a foul breath and be loathfome to THE OBSERVER . No 61 :
الصفحة 6
... fhall not lead the " life of your fine town ladies ; I have a charm- " ing place in the country ; I will pass moft of my time in the country ; there fhe will be fafe " and and I fhall be happy . I love pleafure , 6 N ° 61 . THE OBSERVER .
... fhall not lead the " life of your fine town ladies ; I have a charm- " ing place in the country ; I will pass moft of my time in the country ; there fhe will be fafe " and and I fhall be happy . I love pleafure , 6 N ° 61 . THE OBSERVER .
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... fhall make , to be chacing a " ftag and come home with the horns . At leaft " I fhall not rifque the experiment ; I shall not like to leave her at home , and I cannot take " her with me , for that would fpoil my pleasure ; " and I hate ...
... fhall make , to be chacing a " ftag and come home with the horns . At leaft " I fhall not rifque the experiment ; I shall not like to leave her at home , and I cannot take " her with me , for that would fpoil my pleasure ; " and I hate ...
الصفحة 8
... fhall have such " plants and fuch flowers ! -I have a notion I " fhall take pleasure in them myself - And then « there is a thousand things to do within - doors ; " it is a fine old manfion that is the truth of it : " I will give it an ...
... fhall have such " plants and fuch flowers ! -I have a notion I " fhall take pleasure in them myself - And then « there is a thousand things to do within - doors ; " it is a fine old manfion that is the truth of it : " I will give it an ...
الصفحة 9
... fhall call Euphorion ; when they were of age to begin their grammar learning , Euphorion found himself exceedingly puzzled to decide upon the best mode of education ; he had read feveral treatifes on the fubject , which inftead of ...
... fhall call Euphorion ; when they were of age to begin their grammar learning , Euphorion found himself exceedingly puzzled to decide upon the best mode of education ; he had read feveral treatifes on the fubject , which inftead of ...
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