The Spectator, Svazek 1Dent, 1957 |
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Strana 67
... hope it may be excused , when it is considered that the Dart was thrown at me by so fair an Hand . I must confess I had but just put on my Brutality ; and Camilla's Charms were such , that beholding her erect Mien , hearing her charming ...
... hope it may be excused , when it is considered that the Dart was thrown at me by so fair an Hand . I must confess I had but just put on my Brutality ; and Camilla's Charms were such , that beholding her erect Mien , hearing her charming ...
Strana 429
... hope of Quiet but from your Pity . To grant it would make more for your Triumph . To give Pain is the Tyranny , to jmake Happy the true Empire of Beauty . If you would consider aright , you'd find an agreeable Change in dismissing the ...
... hope of Quiet but from your Pity . To grant it would make more for your Triumph . To give Pain is the Tyranny , to jmake Happy the true Empire of Beauty . If you would consider aright , you'd find an agreeable Change in dismissing the ...
Strana 491
... hope for in this World is Contentment ; if we aim at any thing higher , we shall meet with nothing but Grief and Disappointments . A man should direct all his Studies and Endeavours at making himself easie now , and happy hereafter ...
... hope for in this World is Contentment ; if we aim at any thing higher , we shall meet with nothing but Grief and Disappointments . A man should direct all his Studies and Endeavours at making himself easie now , and happy hereafter ...
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