The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 103
... such discourse Delighted , or not capable her ear Of what was high : fuch pleasure she referv'd , Adam relating , he fole auditress ; Her bufband the relater he preferr'd Before the Angel , and of him to afk • Chofe rather be , fhe knew ...
... such discourse Delighted , or not capable her ear Of what was high : fuch pleasure she referv'd , Adam relating , he fole auditress ; Her bufband the relater he preferr'd Before the Angel , and of him to afk • Chofe rather be , fhe knew ...
Strana 176
... Such I was , and fuch was my condition , when I became an ardent lover , and paffionate admirer of the beauteous Belinda then it was that I really be- gan to improve . This paflion changed all my fears and diffidences in my general ...
... Such I was , and fuch was my condition , when I became an ardent lover , and paffionate admirer of the beauteous Belinda then it was that I really be- gan to improve . This paflion changed all my fears and diffidences in my general ...
Strana 224
... such a refolution . A man thus armed , if his words or actions are at any time mifinterpreted , retires within himself , and from a consciousness of his own integrity , affumes force enough to despise the little cenfures of ignorance or ...
... such a refolution . A man thus armed , if his words or actions are at any time mifinterpreted , retires within himself , and from a consciousness of his own integrity , affumes force enough to despise the little cenfures of ignorance or ...
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