The Spectator, Volume 3Peter Wilson (Dublín) Peter Wilson, 1711 |
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... , has not spoken one Word of a Jealous Hufband . JEALOUSY is that Pain which a Man feels from the Apprehenfion that he is not equally beloved by the Perfon whom whom he intirely loves . Now because our inward Paffions.
... , has not spoken one Word of a Jealous Hufband . JEALOUSY is that Pain which a Man feels from the Apprehenfion that he is not equally beloved by the Perfon whom whom he intirely loves . Now because our inward Paffions.
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... Word or Gesture fo infignificant , but it gives him new Hints , feeds his Sufpicions , and furnishes him with fresh ... Words and Actions of the suspected Perfon , and at the fame time fhews you have no honourable Opinion of her ; both ...
... Word or Gesture fo infignificant , but it gives him new Hints , feeds his Sufpicions , and furnishes him with fresh ... Words and Actions of the suspected Perfon , and at the fame time fhews you have no honourable Opinion of her ; both ...
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... Words and Actions ; and are ever tormenting themselves with Fancies of their own raifing . They generally act in a Disguise themselves , and there- fore mistake all outward Shows and Appearances for Hy- pocrify in others ; fo that I ...
... Words and Actions ; and are ever tormenting themselves with Fancies of their own raifing . They generally act in a Disguise themselves , and there- fore mistake all outward Shows and Appearances for Hy- pocrify in others ; fo that I ...
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... Word or two with Sir ROGER , who , I fee , thinks he has paid me off , and been very fevere upon the Merchant . I fhall not , conti- nued he , at this Time remind Sir ROGER of the great and noble Monuments of Charity and Publick Spirit ...
... Word or two with Sir ROGER , who , I fee , thinks he has paid me off , and been very fevere upon the Merchant . I fhall not , conti- nued he , at this Time remind Sir ROGER of the great and noble Monuments of Charity and Publick Spirit ...
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... Word , for being governed by ⚫ the best of Wives . It would be worth your Confidera- ⚫tion to enter into the Nature of Affection it self , and tell us , according to your Philofophy , why it is that our • Dears fhould do what they ...
... Word , for being governed by ⚫ the best of Wives . It would be worth your Confidera- ⚫tion to enter into the Nature of Affection it self , and tell us , according to your Philofophy , why it is that our • Dears fhould do what they ...
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