The Gentleman's Library; containing rules for conduct in all parts of life. The second edition, corrected and enlarged. Written by a GentlemanW. Mears; and D. Browne, 1734 - 440 páginas |
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... Morality , when merely fuch , when they think it is all dry and crabbed , and the whole Volume penn'd for Inftruction , with out any Regard to their Pleafure , " that that they cannot perfuade them- felves to give it a to the Reader .
... Morality , when merely fuch , when they think it is all dry and crabbed , and the whole Volume penn'd for Inftruction , with out any Regard to their Pleafure , " that that they cannot perfuade them- felves to give it a to the Reader .
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Gentleman. that they cannot perfuade them- felves to give it a Perufal , or hold any Conversation with a Book , that does not by fome Art infinuate it- felf to their Fancies , and give them Diverfion , to make the Ufe digefted : E Sed ...
Gentleman. that they cannot perfuade them- felves to give it a Perufal , or hold any Conversation with a Book , that does not by fome Art infinuate it- felf to their Fancies , and give them Diverfion , to make the Ufe digefted : E Sed ...
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... give this Affiftance : How- ever , I fhould have evaded the Penalty , because , as I fhall anon more particularly obferve , I have . intruded but very little Novelty : If I have injured the Matter in the Difpofition , and difcredited ...
... give this Affiftance : How- ever , I fhould have evaded the Penalty , because , as I fhall anon more particularly obferve , I have . intruded but very little Novelty : If I have injured the Matter in the Difpofition , and difcredited ...
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... Conduct . Celadon , who was the most induftrious Advocate for the Party , with an obliging Smile and infinuating Air , faid , That he hop'd the B Ladies I 1 1 Ladies now would not give his Sex the Op- portunity ( 1 I )
... Conduct . Celadon , who was the most induftrious Advocate for the Party , with an obliging Smile and infinuating Air , faid , That he hop'd the B Ladies I 1 1 Ladies now would not give his Sex the Op- portunity ( 1 I )
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Gentleman. Ladies now would not give his Sex the Op- portunity of retorting that Reflection upon them , fince their Conduct , in every Stage of Life , was to be regulated by their Library : That if the Advice to a Daughter was too ...
Gentleman. Ladies now would not give his Sex the Op- portunity of retorting that Reflection upon them , fince their Conduct , in every Stage of Life , was to be regulated by their Library : That if the Advice to a Daughter was too ...
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