The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson, 1728 |
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Strana 13
... the Gentlemen of the Bon Gouft in the Pit would never have been put to all that Gri- mace in damning the Frippery of State , the Po- C · · verty and Langour of Thought , the unnatural Wit , ' verty N ° 396 . IT The SPECTATOR . C ...
... the Gentlemen of the Bon Gouft in the Pit would never have been put to all that Gri- mace in damning the Frippery of State , the Po- C · · verty and Langour of Thought , the unnatural Wit , ' verty N ° 396 . IT The SPECTATOR . C ...
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... never Prince had Wife more Loyal in all Duty , and in all true Affection , than you have ever found in Ann Boleyn ; with which Name and Place I could willingly have con- tented my felf , if God and your Grace's Pleasure had been so ...
... never Prince had Wife more Loyal in all Duty , and in all true Affection , than you have ever found in Ann Boleyn ; with which Name and Place I could willingly have con- tented my felf , if God and your Grace's Pleasure had been so ...
Strana 22
... never loved me ; and the Creature you were with is the pro- perest Person for your Affociate . I defpife you , ' and hope I fhall foon hate you as a Villain to The Credulous Flavia . ROBIN ran back , with Madam , Madam , 6 Y OUR ...
... never loved me ; and the Creature you were with is the pro- perest Person for your Affociate . I defpife you , ' and hope I fhall foon hate you as a Villain to The Credulous Flavia . ROBIN ran back , with Madam , Madam , 6 Y OUR ...
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... never yet knew any Party fo just · and reasonable , that a Man could follow it in its Height and Violence , and at the fame time be innocent . WE Thould likewife be very apprehenfive of thofe Actions which proceed from natural Con ...
... never yet knew any Party fo just · and reasonable , that a Man could follow it in its Height and Violence , and at the fame time be innocent . WE Thould likewife be very apprehenfive of thofe Actions which proceed from natural Con ...
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... never weary'd , But hung upon the Object . To foft Flutes The Silver Oars kept Time ; and while they play'd , The Hearing gave new Pleasures to the Sight , And both to Thought . HERE HERE the Imagination is warmed with all the Objects ...
... never weary'd , But hung upon the Object . To foft Flutes The Silver Oars kept Time ; and while they play'd , The Hearing gave new Pleasures to the Sight , And both to Thought . HERE HERE the Imagination is warmed with all the Objects ...
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