The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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... Night's Reft ; and have feen a Man in Love grow pale and lofe his Appe- tite , upon the plucking of a Merry - thought . A Screech- Owl at Midnight has alarmed a Family more than a Band of Robbers ; nay , the Voice of a Cricket hath ...
... Night's Reft ; and have feen a Man in Love grow pale and lofe his Appe- tite , upon the plucking of a Merry - thought . A Screech- Owl at Midnight has alarmed a Family more than a Band of Robbers ; nay , the Voice of a Cricket hath ...
Strana 280
... the Arbour most part of laft Night . Oh ! dear Betty , • muft the Nightingales fing to those who marry for Mo- ney , and not to us true Lovers ! Oh my dear Betty , that we could meet this Night where we used to do in ⚫ the Wood ...
... the Arbour most part of laft Night . Oh ! dear Betty , • muft the Nightingales fing to those who marry for Mo- ney , and not to us true Lovers ! Oh my dear Betty , that we could meet this Night where we used to do in ⚫ the Wood ...
Strana 298
... Night exercife the Paffions of his whole Court . He was pleafed to fee an haughty Beauty watch the Looks of the Man fhe had long despised , from Obfervation of his being taken notice of by Phara- mond ; and the Lover conceive higher ...
... Night exercife the Paffions of his whole Court . He was pleafed to fee an haughty Beauty watch the Looks of the Man fhe had long despised , from Obfervation of his being taken notice of by Phara- mond ; and the Lover conceive higher ...
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