The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Volume 27Robinson and Roberts, 1796 - English literature |
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Page 255
Do I wilh you to do any tion of fenfe , and , confequently , has thing that you could
not reflect upon no idea of intellectual milery . 1 in your last moments without re . I
will honestly confess that I have l gret ? Do I defire you to run any more than ...
Do I wilh you to do any tion of fenfe , and , confequently , has thing that you could
not reflect upon no idea of intellectual milery . 1 in your last moments without re . I
will honestly confess that I have l gret ? Do I defire you to run any more than ...
Page 267
The representation of really in love , he always exalts his what a young lady
should be in the | ideas of his mistress to ... or launches into enco . be united to
him , while her heart is miums on the person who is not bleeding at the idea , - his
...
The representation of really in love , he always exalts his what a young lady
should be in the | ideas of his mistress to ... or launches into enco . be united to
him , while her heart is miums on the person who is not bleeding at the idea , - his
...
Page 321
But the idea of mercy , and resolved to prepare mv - my Lucretia being cut off by
an self in that manuer which would give ... in her remoments , that should impress
every venge against my bittereft enemy , one with some ideas of my innocence ...
But the idea of mercy , and resolved to prepare mv - my Lucretia being cut off by
an self in that manuer which would give ... in her remoments , that should impress
every venge against my bittereft enemy , one with some ideas of my innocence ...
Page 339
At court harch , and , in them , endeavoured to the country was declared wealthy l
inspire him with ideas which were and flourishing beyond example , the reverse
of those ' he received from by the wife counsels of Anu ; Amru . ' He insinuated ...
At court harch , and , in them , endeavoured to the country was declared wealthy l
inspire him with ideas which were and flourishing beyond example , the reverse
of those ' he received from by the wife counsels of Anu ; Amru . ' He insinuated ...
Page 455
I becillity ; and even the women theniTélves or society , ihe idea would be felves
are so well convinced of this , deemed equally ridiculous in semi - that they would
consider it as an naries of every class , | insult to be treated like rational So far ...
I becillity ; and even the women theniTélves or society , ihe idea would be felves
are so well convinced of this , deemed equally ridiculous in semi - that they would
consider it as an naries of every class , | insult to be treated like rational So far ...
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| Title | The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Volume 27 |
| Contributor | National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection (Library of Congress) |
| Publisher | Robinson and Roberts, 1796 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 12 Dec 2008 |
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