The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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... BEAUTY OF VIRTUE . I DO not remember to have read any discourse written expressly upon the beauty and loveliness of Virtue , * without considering it as a duty , and as the means of making us happy both now and hereafter . I design ...
... BEAUTY OF VIRTUE . I DO not remember to have read any discourse written expressly upon the beauty and loveliness of Virtue , * without considering it as a duty , and as the means of making us happy both now and hereafter . I design ...
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... beauty and gallantry ; from pampered vice , in the habitations of the wealthy , to distressed indigent wickedness expelled the harbours of the brothel . T. No. 267 . SATURDAY , JANUARY , 5 , 1712 278 NO . 266 . THE SPECTATOR :
... beauty and gallantry ; from pampered vice , in the habitations of the wealthy , to distressed indigent wickedness expelled the harbours of the brothel . T. No. 267 . SATURDAY , JANUARY , 5 , 1712 278 NO . 266 . THE SPECTATOR :
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... beauty , may fix his imagination to his disquiet ; but the contemplation of a whole assembly together , is a defence against the en- croachment of desire . * At least to me , who have taken pains to look at beauty abstracted from the ...
... beauty , may fix his imagination to his disquiet ; but the contemplation of a whole assembly together , is a defence against the en- croachment of desire . * At least to me , who have taken pains to look at beauty abstracted from the ...
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