Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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Strana 6
... never fup- ply the want of fentiment . We are igno- rant of the language of paffions we never felt . It is the perpetual fermentation of fuch paffions , in exalted minds , that ferti- lifes in them the fame ideas , which , in fri gid ...
... never fup- ply the want of fentiment . We are igno- rant of the language of paffions we never felt . It is the perpetual fermentation of fuch paffions , in exalted minds , that ferti- lifes in them the fame ideas , which , in fri gid ...
Strana 16
... never be preffed upon any man ; for you might just as well infift upon your guests fwallowing as much beef and pudding as you do , as to drink an equal quantity . I have feldom found where the compa- ny was left to do what they pleafe ...
... never be preffed upon any man ; for you might just as well infift upon your guests fwallowing as much beef and pudding as you do , as to drink an equal quantity . I have feldom found where the compa- ny was left to do what they pleafe ...
Strana 189
embrace the unhappy Jenny ! The winning fmiles of a father will never light upon her ; the will never be the joy of any one ! What hand will now wipe away my tears ? What bofom will open to the fighs of my afflicted heart ? Liddy ...
embrace the unhappy Jenny ! The winning fmiles of a father will never light upon her ; the will never be the joy of any one ! What hand will now wipe away my tears ? What bofom will open to the fighs of my afflicted heart ? Liddy ...
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