The Spectator, Svazek 8W. Wilson, 1778 |
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... fair at home ought to reward them for their fervices abroad , and that , until the cause of their country calls them again into the field , they have a fort of right to quarter them- felves upon the ladies . In order to favour their ap ...
... fair at home ought to reward them for their fervices abroad , and that , until the cause of their country calls them again into the field , they have a fort of right to quarter them- felves upon the ladies . In order to favour their ap ...
Strana 160
... fair one charges him with inconftancy , and does not ufe him with half the kindness which the fincerity of his paffion may demand ; the faid Gladio having by valour and ftratagem put to death tyrants , enchanters , mon- fters , knights ...
... fair one charges him with inconftancy , and does not ufe him with half the kindness which the fincerity of his paffion may demand ; the faid Gladio having by valour and ftratagem put to death tyrants , enchanters , mon- fters , knights ...
Strana 243
... Fair Greenwich hid in woods with new delight , ( Shade above fhade ) now rifes to the fight : His woods ordain'd to vifit - ev'ry fhore , And guard the island which they grac'd before . The fun now rolling down the western way , A blaze ...
... Fair Greenwich hid in woods with new delight , ( Shade above fhade ) now rifes to the fight : His woods ordain'd to vifit - ev'ry fhore , And guard the island which they grac'd before . The fun now rolling down the western way , A blaze ...
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On the happiness of the world to come | 151 |
On the virtues of Trophoniuss cave | 166 |
On greatness with the flory of Gyges and Aglaüs 610 | 210 |
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