The Spectator, Том 8Alexander Chalmers E. Sargeant, M. & W. Ward, Munroe, Francis & Parker, and Edward Cotton, Boston, 1810 |
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... husband what extraordinary things the child spoke since he went out . No longer than yester- day I was prevailed with to go home with a fond husband ; and his wife told him , that his son , of his own head , when the clock in the ...
... husband what extraordinary things the child spoke since he went out . No longer than yester- day I was prevailed with to go home with a fond husband ; and his wife told him , that his son , of his own head , when the clock in the ...
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... husband who come under the deno- mination of the hen - pecked ; but I do not remem- ber that you have ever touched upon one that is quite of the different character , and who , in se- veral places of England , goes by the name of " a ...
... husband who come under the deno- mination of the hen - pecked ; but I do not remem- ber that you have ever touched upon one that is quite of the different character , and who , in se- veral places of England , goes by the name of " a ...
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... husband , it seems , being a very burly man , she thought it would be less trouble for her to bring away little Cupid . The next was the wife of a rich usurer , loaden with a bag of gold ; she told us that her spouse was very old , and ...
... husband , it seems , being a very burly man , she thought it would be less trouble for her to bring away little Cupid . The next was the wife of a rich usurer , loaden with a bag of gold ; she told us that her spouse was very old , and ...
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