Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... beauty , but on good sense and sweetness of temper . A young man who has himfelf a fufficient fortune , should not always look for an equivalent of that kind , in the object of his love . Who can find a virtuous woman , ' fays Solo- man ...
... beauty , but on good sense and sweetness of temper . A young man who has himfelf a fufficient fortune , should not always look for an equivalent of that kind , in the object of his love . Who can find a virtuous woman , ' fays Solo- man ...
Strana 65
... Beauty and Vir- tue . Speaking of the effect which the beauty of the human figure has upon our minds , the Author expreffes himself in the following words : There is a further confideration , which must not be paffed over , concerning ...
... Beauty and Vir- tue . Speaking of the effect which the beauty of the human figure has upon our minds , the Author expreffes himself in the following words : There is a further confideration , which must not be paffed over , concerning ...
Strana 207
... BEAUTY : By Dr. FORDYCE . !! THE diamond's and the ruby's blaze Difputes the palm with Beauty's queen : Not Beauty's queen commands fuch praise , Devoid of virtue if the's feen . But the foft tear in Pity's eye Outfhines the diamond's ...
... BEAUTY : By Dr. FORDYCE . !! THE diamond's and the ruby's blaze Difputes the palm with Beauty's queen : Not Beauty's queen commands fuch praise , Devoid of virtue if the's feen . But the foft tear in Pity's eye Outfhines the diamond's ...
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