The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... from Harm fecure , And turn thy Footsteps from the Harlot's Door , Who with curs'd Charms . lures the Unwary in , And fooths with Flattery their Souls to Sin .. A. B .. Once Once from my Window as I caft mine Eye , 60 No 410 The SPECTATOR .
... from Harm fecure , And turn thy Footsteps from the Harlot's Door , Who with curs'd Charms . lures the Unwary in , And fooths with Flattery their Souls to Sin .. A. B .. Once Once from my Window as I caft mine Eye , 60 No 410 The SPECTATOR .
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... once actually in our View , it must not be understood that we had once feen the very Place , Action , or Perfon which are carved or described . It is fufficient , that we have feen Places , Perfons , or Acti- ons in general which bear a ...
... once actually in our View , it must not be understood that we had once feen the very Place , Action , or Perfon which are carved or described . It is fufficient , that we have feen Places , Perfons , or Acti- ons in general which bear a ...
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... once actually in our View , it must not be understood that we had once feen the very Place , Action , or Perfon which are carved or defcribed . It is fufficient , that we have feen Places , Perfons , or Acti- ons in general which bear a ...
... once actually in our View , it must not be understood that we had once feen the very Place , Action , or Perfon which are carved or defcribed . It is fufficient , that we have feen Places , Perfons , or Acti- ons in general which bear a ...
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