The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 55
... Night . How often from the Steep , Of echoing Hill or Thicket have we heard Celestial Voices to the midnight Air , Sole , or refponfive each to other's Note , Singing their great Creator ? Oft in Bands , While they keep Watch , or ...
... Night . How often from the Steep , Of echoing Hill or Thicket have we heard Celestial Voices to the midnight Air , Sole , or refponfive each to other's Note , Singing their great Creator ? Oft in Bands , While they keep Watch , or ...
Strana 168
... Night chearful , and threw off Reserve . But this pla- guy French Claret will not only coft us more Money but do us lefs Good : Had we been aware of it , before it had gone too far , I muft tell you , we would have petitioned to be ...
... Night chearful , and threw off Reserve . But this pla- guy French Claret will not only coft us more Money but do us lefs Good : Had we been aware of it , before it had gone too far , I muft tell you , we would have petitioned to be ...
Strana 298
... Night exercife the Paflions . of his whole Court . He was pleafed to fee an haughty Beauty watch the Looks of the Man fhe had long despised , from Obfervation of his being taken notice of by Phara- mond ; and the Lover conceive higher ...
... Night exercife the Paflions . of his whole Court . He was pleafed to fee an haughty Beauty watch the Looks of the Man fhe had long despised , from Obfervation of his being taken notice of by Phara- mond ; and the Lover conceive higher ...
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