The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 49
... affected himself with what he fo paffionately recommends to others . Violent gefture and vociferation naturally fhake the hearts of the ignorant , and fill them with a kind of religious horror . Nothing is more frequent than to fee ...
... affected himself with what he fo paffionately recommends to others . Violent gefture and vociferation naturally fhake the hearts of the ignorant , and fill them with a kind of religious horror . Nothing is more frequent than to fee ...
Strana 70
... affected with the beauties of its own kind . There is no where more remarkable than in birds of the fame fhape and proportion , where we often fee the mate determined in his courtship by the fingle grain or tincture of a feather , and ...
... affected with the beauties of its own kind . There is no where more remarkable than in birds of the fame fhape and proportion , where we often fee the mate determined in his courtship by the fingle grain or tincture of a feather , and ...
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... affected by colours , N. 412 . Blaft ( Lady ) her character , N. 457 . Bluemantle ( Lady ) an account of her , N. 427 . Buck ( Timothy ) his answer to James Miller's challenge , N. 436 . Buffoonry , cenfured , N. 442 . Bufinefs ( men of ) ...
... affected by colours , N. 412 . Blaft ( Lady ) her character , N. 457 . Bluemantle ( Lady ) an account of her , N. 427 . Buck ( Timothy ) his answer to James Miller's challenge , N. 436 . Buffoonry , cenfured , N. 442 . Bufinefs ( men of ) ...
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