Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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Strana 147
... hopes of feeing Sarah again , the defire of being near her , the con- fidence of being beloved by her , were all great helps for the recovery of his health , and for foon reftoring him to himself . Lord Edward was scarce extricated from ...
... hopes of feeing Sarah again , the defire of being near her , the con- fidence of being beloved by her , were all great helps for the recovery of his health , and for foon reftoring him to himself . Lord Edward was scarce extricated from ...
Strana 151
... hopes that made them valiant grow , Pall'd with enjoyment , makes them cowards now . Our paffions only form our happiness , Hopes ftill enlarge , as fears contract it lefs : Hope , with a gaudy profpect feeds the eye , Sooths every ...
... hopes that made them valiant grow , Pall'd with enjoyment , makes them cowards now . Our paffions only form our happiness , Hopes ftill enlarge , as fears contract it lefs : Hope , with a gaudy profpect feeds the eye , Sooths every ...
Strana 174
... Hope makes time very long ; and enjoy- ment very short . Long ailments wear out pain ; and long hopes , joy . Thofe that ought to be fecure from ca- lumny , are generally thofe that avoid it leaft . We with no evil to those we defpife ...
... Hope makes time very long ; and enjoy- ment very short . Long ailments wear out pain ; and long hopes , joy . Thofe that ought to be fecure from ca- lumny , are generally thofe that avoid it leaft . We with no evil to those we defpife ...
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