The Spectator, Svazek 1J.M. Dent & Company, 1961 |
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... Love , is a Phrenzy no less divert- ing than that of the aforesaid accomplished Spaniard . A Gentleman who , I hope , will continue his Correspondence , is lately admitted into the Fraternity , and sent me the following Letter . ' Sir ...
... Love , is a Phrenzy no less divert- ing than that of the aforesaid accomplished Spaniard . A Gentleman who , I hope , will continue his Correspondence , is lately admitted into the Fraternity , and sent me the following Letter . ' Sir ...
Strana 191
... Love in its Nature has been thought to resemble Fire ; for which Reason the Words Fire and Flame are made use of to signifie Love . The witty Poets therefore have taken an Advantage from the doubtful Meaning of the Word Fire , to make ...
... Love in its Nature has been thought to resemble Fire ; for which Reason the Words Fire and Flame are made use of to signifie Love . The witty Poets therefore have taken an Advantage from the doubtful Meaning of the Word Fire , to make ...
Strana 221
... Love , and Novice in Delight ; Long mute he stood , and , leaning on his Staff , His Wonder witness'd with an Ideot Laugh ; Then would have spoke , but by his glimm'ring Sense First found his want of Words , and fear'd Offence : Doubted ...
... Love , and Novice in Delight ; Long mute he stood , and , leaning on his Staff , His Wonder witness'd with an Ideot Laugh ; Then would have spoke , but by his glimm'ring Sense First found his want of Words , and fear'd Offence : Doubted ...
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