“The” Spectator, Svazek 6J. Parsons, 1793 |
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Strana 34
... arise from a voluntary choice , the latter from a necessity to which we could not give our own consent . As it has been said on one side , that a man ought not to break with a faulty friend , that he may not ex- pose the weakness of his ...
... arise from a voluntary choice , the latter from a necessity to which we could not give our own consent . As it has been said on one side , that a man ought not to break with a faulty friend , that he may not ex- pose the weakness of his ...
Strana 41
... arise from it . We may further observe how Providence has taken care to keep up this Chearfulness in the mind of man , by having formed it after such a manner , as to make it capable of conceiving delight from several objects which seem ...
... arise from it . We may further observe how Providence has taken care to keep up this Chearfulness in the mind of man , by having formed it after such a manner , as to make it capable of conceiving delight from several objects which seem ...
Strana 46
... arise . VI . " But see ! he comes ! with what majestic gait He onward bears his lovely state ! Now through the lattice he appears , With softest words dispels my fears . Arise , my fair one , and receive All the pleasures Love can give ...
... arise . VI . " But see ! he comes ! with what majestic gait He onward bears his lovely state ! Now through the lattice he appears , With softest words dispels my fears . Arise , my fair one , and receive All the pleasures Love can give ...
Strana 47
... Arise , my fair one , and receive All the blessings Love can give : For Love admits of no delay , Arise , my fair , and come away . VIII . " As to its mate the constant dove Flies through the covert of the spicy grove , So let us hasten ...
... Arise , my fair one , and receive All the blessings Love can give : For Love admits of no delay , Arise , my fair , and come away . VIII . " As to its mate the constant dove Flies through the covert of the spicy grove , So let us hasten ...
Strana 54
... arise , " Removed is , th ' effect surceaseth still . " Abstain from Pleasure , and restrain your will , " Subdue desire , and bridle loose delight : " Use scanty diet , and forbear your fill ; " Shun secrecy , and talk in open sight ...
... arise , " Removed is , th ' effect surceaseth still . " Abstain from Pleasure , and restrain your will , " Subdue desire , and bridle loose delight : " Use scanty diet , and forbear your fill ; " Shun secrecy , and talk in open sight ...
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