The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 65
... present Undertaking , and endeavoured , by feveral Confiderations , to recommend to my Reader the Purfuit of thofe Pleafures . I fhall , in my next Paper , examine the feveral Sources from whence these Pleasures are derived . N ° 4I2 I ...
... present Undertaking , and endeavoured , by feveral Confiderations , to recommend to my Reader the Purfuit of thofe Pleafures . I fhall , in my next Paper , examine the feveral Sources from whence these Pleasures are derived . N ° 4I2 I ...
Strana 117
... present Wandrings • of Thought . · Sweet Bird ! that fbun'ft the Noife of Folly , Moft mufical ! moft melancholy ! Thee , Chauntress , oft , the Woods among , Iwoo to hear thy Evening Song : And miffing thee , I walk unfeen On the dry ...
... present Wandrings • of Thought . · Sweet Bird ! that fbun'ft the Noife of Folly , Moft mufical ! moft melancholy ! Thee , Chauntress , oft , the Woods among , Iwoo to hear thy Evening Song : And miffing thee , I walk unfeen On the dry ...
Strana 220
... present , for want of being informed how the World goes , may go to Bed con- tentedly , it being my Defign to put out my Paper every Night at Nine O'Clock precifely . I have already eftablished Correfpondences in thefe feveral Places ...
... present , for want of being informed how the World goes , may go to Bed con- tentedly , it being my Defign to put out my Paper every Night at Nine O'Clock precifely . I have already eftablished Correfpondences in thefe feveral Places ...
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