The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 156
... Virtue and Innocence hap- py and fuccefsful . Whatever Croffes and Difappointments a good Man fuffers in the Body of the Tragedy , they will make but small Impreffion on our Minds , when we know that in the laft Act he is to arrive at ...
... Virtue and Innocence hap- py and fuccefsful . Whatever Croffes and Difappointments a good Man fuffers in the Body of the Tragedy , they will make but small Impreffion on our Minds , when we know that in the laft Act he is to arrive at ...
Strana 206
... Virtue by Sympathy ; and that is , that in order to embellish the Mistress , you should give a new Education to the Lov- ⚫er , and teach the Men not to be any longer dazzled by • falfe Charms and unreal Beauty . I cannot but think that ...
... Virtue by Sympathy ; and that is , that in order to embellish the Mistress , you should give a new Education to the Lov- ⚫er , and teach the Men not to be any longer dazzled by • falfe Charms and unreal Beauty . I cannot but think that ...
Strana 307
... Virtue . I fhall take up my prefent Time in Commenting upon a Billet or two which came from La- dies , and from thence leave the Reader to judge whether I am in the right or not , in thinking it is poffible Fine Women may be mistaken ...
... Virtue . I fhall take up my prefent Time in Commenting upon a Billet or two which came from La- dies , and from thence leave the Reader to judge whether I am in the right or not , in thinking it is poffible Fine Women may be mistaken ...
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