The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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... Night , in Sighs and Tears all Day . } WHEN Craftin had uttered thefe Verses with a Tenderness which at once spoke Paffion and Respect , Honoria caft a triumphant Glance at Flavia , as exulting in the Elegance of Craftin's Courtship ...
... Night , in Sighs and Tears all Day . } WHEN Craftin had uttered thefe Verses with a Tenderness which at once spoke Paffion and Respect , Honoria caft a triumphant Glance at Flavia , as exulting in the Elegance of Craftin's Courtship ...
Strana 100
... Night , he asked me how I liked the good Man whom I have just now men- tioned and without ftaying for my Answer told me , That he was afraid of being infulted with Latin and Greek at his own Table ; for which Reason he defired a ...
... Night , he asked me how I liked the good Man whom I have just now men- tioned and without ftaying for my Answer told me , That he was afraid of being infulted with Latin and Greek at his own Table ; for which Reason he defired a ...
Strana 113
... Night heightens the Awfulness of the Place , and pours out her fupernumerary Horrors upon every thing in it , I do not at all wonder that weak Minds fill it with Spectres and Apparitions . Mr. LOCKE , in his Chapter of the Affociation ...
... Night heightens the Awfulness of the Place , and pours out her fupernumerary Horrors upon every thing in it , I do not at all wonder that weak Minds fill it with Spectres and Apparitions . Mr. LOCKE , in his Chapter of the Affociation ...
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