The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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Strana 149
... Hearts are fixed upon the Pleafure they have in the Con- sciousness that they are the Objects of Love and Admira- tion ... Heart of the wife Man as well as that of the Coxcomb . When you see a Man of Sense look about for Applaufe , and ...
... Hearts are fixed upon the Pleafure they have in the Con- sciousness that they are the Objects of Love and Admira- tion ... Heart of the wife Man as well as that of the Coxcomb . When you see a Man of Sense look about for Applaufe , and ...
Strana 201
... Heart of a Man of Senfe , when he is given up to his Pleafures . He would fee he has been mistaken all this while , and be convinced that a found Conftitution and an innocent Mind are the true In- gredients for becoming and enjoying ...
... Heart of a Man of Senfe , when he is given up to his Pleafures . He would fee he has been mistaken all this while , and be convinced that a found Conftitution and an innocent Mind are the true In- gredients for becoming and enjoying ...
Strana 290
... Heart A deep and deadly Blow . Eneas was wounded after the fame Manner by an un- known Hand in the midft of a Parly . Has inter voces , media inter talia verba , Ecce viro fridens alis allapfa fagitta eft , Incertum qua pulsa manu But ...
... Heart A deep and deadly Blow . Eneas was wounded after the fame Manner by an un- known Hand in the midft of a Parly . Has inter voces , media inter talia verba , Ecce viro fridens alis allapfa fagitta eft , Incertum qua pulsa manu But ...
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