The Spectator, Svazek 2Donald Frederic Bond Clarendon Press, 1965 |
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Strana 470
... Eye of Consequence ( under the invisible Author of all ) is the visible Luminary of the Universe : This glorious Spectator is said never to open his Eyes at his Rising in a Morning , without having a whole Kingdom of Adorers in Persian ...
... Eye of Consequence ( under the invisible Author of all ) is the visible Luminary of the Universe : This glorious Spectator is said never to open his Eyes at his Rising in a Morning , without having a whole Kingdom of Adorers in Persian ...
Strana 471
... Eye to both Front and Rear , or a pious Man taking a Review and Prospect of his Past and Future State at the same Time . ' I must own that the Names , Colours , Qualities , and Turns of Eyes vary almost in every Head ; for , not to ...
... Eye to both Front and Rear , or a pious Man taking a Review and Prospect of his Past and Future State at the same Time . ' I must own that the Names , Colours , Qualities , and Turns of Eyes vary almost in every Head ; for , not to ...
Strana 479
... Eye only ; that Good - breeding has made the Tongue falsify the Heart , and act a Part of continual Constraint , while Nature has preserved the Eyes to her self , that she may not be disguised or misrepresented . The poor Bride can give ...
... Eye only ; that Good - breeding has made the Tongue falsify the Heart , and act a Part of continual Constraint , while Nature has preserved the Eyes to her self , that she may not be disguised or misrepresented . The poor Bride can give ...
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