The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 21
... must have been her Condition when the faw them all in a Body ? She fainted and died away at the Sight . Et neque jam color eft mifto candore rubori ; Nec Vigor , & Vires , & quæ modò vifa placebant ; Nec Corpus remanet · Ov . Met . Lib ...
... must have been her Condition when the faw them all in a Body ? She fainted and died away at the Sight . Et neque jam color eft mifto candore rubori ; Nec Vigor , & Vires , & quæ modò vifa placebant ; Nec Corpus remanet · Ov . Met . Lib ...
Strana 238
... must not here omit , that a famous Univerfity of this Land was formerly very much infefted with Punns ; but whether or no this might not arife from the Fens and Marshes in which it was fituated , and which are now drained , I must leave ...
... must not here omit , that a famous Univerfity of this Land was formerly very much infefted with Punns ; but whether or no this might not arife from the Fens and Marshes in which it was fituated , and which are now drained , I must leave ...
Strana 239
... must also add a little Epigram called the Witches Prayer , that fell into Verse when it was read either back- ward or forward , excepting only that it Curfed one way and Bleffed the other . When one fees there are actually fuch Pains ...
... must also add a little Epigram called the Witches Prayer , that fell into Verse when it was read either back- ward or forward , excepting only that it Curfed one way and Bleffed the other . When one fees there are actually fuch Pains ...
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