Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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Strana 341
... young man who poffeffed no in- come but his commiffion . But , for that very reason , the confent of the young Lady's relations was not to be looked for . After fome time , therefore , of fecret and ardent attachment , of which my niece ...
... young man who poffeffed no in- come but his commiffion . But , for that very reason , the confent of the young Lady's relations was not to be looked for . After fome time , therefore , of fecret and ardent attachment , of which my niece ...
Strana 128
... Young was a Poet ; Poets ( with reverence be it fpoken ) do not make the belt parents . Fancy and imagination feldom deign to ftoop from their heights ; always ftoop unwillingly to the low level of common duties . Aloof from vulgar life ...
... Young was a Poet ; Poets ( with reverence be it fpoken ) do not make the belt parents . Fancy and imagination feldom deign to ftoop from their heights ; always ftoop unwillingly to the low level of common duties . Aloof from vulgar life ...
Strana 174
... young man , who has profited by the instructions given him , is not fo eally captivated . The picture of a good wife is fixed in his mind ; and he compares with it every young wo- man he fees . She is pretty , but has the good fenfe ...
... young man , who has profited by the instructions given him , is not fo eally captivated . The picture of a good wife is fixed in his mind ; and he compares with it every young wo- man he fees . She is pretty , but has the good fenfe ...
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