The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 10
... said , and how he was charmed when he laughed at the heedlefs difcovery I often made of myself , let him remember how aukward was in my diffembled indifference towards him before company ; ask him how I , who could never conceal my love ...
... said , and how he was charmed when he laughed at the heedlefs difcovery I often made of myself , let him remember how aukward was in my diffembled indifference towards him before company ; ask him how I , who could never conceal my love ...
Strana 37
... said , particularly to the account he gave us of the lord , who had cut off the king of Morocco's head . Among feveral other figures , he was very well pleased to fee the ftatefman Cecil upon his knees ; and conclud- ing them all to be ...
... said , particularly to the account he gave us of the lord , who had cut off the king of Morocco's head . Among feveral other figures , he was very well pleased to fee the ftatefman Cecil upon his knees ; and conclud- ing them all to be ...
Strana 80
... Said then th ' omnific Word , your difcord end : Nor faid , but on the wings of Cherubim Up - lifted , in paternal glory rode Far into Chaos , and the world unborn ; For Chaos beard his voice . Him all his train Follow'd in bright ...
... Said then th ' omnific Word , your difcord end : Nor faid , but on the wings of Cherubim Up - lifted , in paternal glory rode Far into Chaos , and the world unborn ; For Chaos beard his voice . Him all his train Follow'd in bright ...
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