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... beauty than that of Leonora, it is not half so mischievous. There is a tirave soldier's daughter in town, that by her eye has been the death of more than ever her father made fly before him. A beautiful eye makes silence eloquent, a ...
... beauty than that of Leonora, it is not half so mischievous. There is a tirave soldier's daughter in town, that by her eye has been the death of more than ever her father made fly before him. A beautiful eye makes silence eloquent, a ...
Strana 350
... beauty and of aggravating a fault; and though such a treatment of an author naturally produces indignation in the mind of an understanding reader, it has, however, its effect among the generality of those whose hands it falls into, the ...
... beauty and of aggravating a fault; and though such a treatment of an author naturally produces indignation in the mind of an understanding reader, it has, however, its effect among the generality of those whose hands it falls into, the ...
Strana 354
... beauty, if accompanied with a graceful and becoming severity, is of mighty force to raise, even in the most profligate, a sense of shame. In Milton the devil is never described ashamed but once, and that at the rebuke of a beauteous ...
... beauty, if accompanied with a graceful and becoming severity, is of mighty force to raise, even in the most profligate, a sense of shame. In Milton the devil is never described ashamed but once, and that at the rebuke of a beauteous ...
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