 | George Lillo - 1754 - 80 pages
...you mean the Love of Women, I have not thought of it at all : My Youth and Circumftances make fuch Thoughts improper in me yet. But if you mean the general...Mankind, I think no one has more of it in his Temper than myfelf : I don't know that Perfon in the World, whofe Happinefs I don't wifh, and wou'dn't promote,... | |
 | George Lillo - 1763 - 80 pages
...Youth and Circumftances make fuch Thoughts improper in.me yet. BuVif you mean the general Love we o\|e to Mankind, I think no one has more of it in his 'Temper than myfelf: I don't know thatPerfon in the World, whofe Happinefs I don't wifh, and wou'dn't promote, were... | |
 | John Bell - 1776 - 382 pages
...If you mean the love of women, I have not thought of it at all. My youth and circumftances make fuch thoughts improper in me yet. But if you mean the general love we owe to mankind, I think no one has wore of it in his temper than mylclf. I don^t know that B 2 pcrfou jterfon in the world,' whofe happinefs... | |
 | John Bell - 1780 - 382 pages
...If you mean the love ot women, I have not thought of it at all. My youth and circumiiances make fuch thoughts improper in me yet. But if you mean the general...owe to mankind, I think no one has more of it in his umper thau myfelf. I don't know that perfon in the world, whofe happinefs I don't wift), and woud'n't... | |
 | John Bell - 1776 - 422 pages
...If you mean the love of women, I have not thought of it at all. My youth and circumftances make fuch thoughts improper in me yet. But if you' mean the...mankind, I think no one has more of it in his temper than myfelf. I dori*t know that B z perfon prrfon in the world, whofe happinefs I don't wifh, arid wou'dn'r... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 946 pages
...No, indeed. MM. What, then, are your thoughts of love ? Barn. If you mean the love of women, I have not thought of it at all. My youth and circumstances...no one has more of it in his temper than myself. I do not know that person in the world, whose happiness I do not wish, and would not promote, were it... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 954 pages
...indeed. •Mill. What, then, arc your thoughts of love ? Barn. If you mean the love of women, I have not thought of it at all. My youth and circumstances make such thoughts improper in inc yet. But if you mean the general love we owe to mankind, I think no one has more of it in his temper... | |
 | 1804 - 516 pages
...No, indeed. Mill. What, then, are your thoughts of love ? Barn. If you mean the love of women, I have not thought of it at all. My youth and circumstances make such thoughts unproper in me yet. But if you mean the general love we owe to mankind, I think no one has more of... | |
 | 1804 - 268 pages
...circnmstances make snch thonghts improper in me yet. Bnt if yon mean the general love we owe to mankind, 1 think no one has more of it in his temper than myself. 1 don't know that person in the world, whose happinefs I don't wish, and wonld not promote, were it... | |
 | George Lillo, Thomas Davies - 1810 - 336 pages
...What then are your thoughts of love 1 Barn. If you mean the love of women, I have not thought of it all. My youth and circumstances make such thoughts...you mean the general love we owe to mankind, I think -DO one has more of it in his temper than myself. I do not know that person in the world whose happiness... | |
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BARN. If you mean the love of women, I have not thought of it at all. My youth and circumstances make such thoughts improper in me yet. But if you... 
