The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 207
... beauty in distress , is an object that carries in it fomething inexpreffibly mov- ing : It foftens the most manly heart with the tendereft fenfations of love and compassion , until at length it con- feffes its humanity , and flows out ...
... beauty in distress , is an object that carries in it fomething inexpreffibly mov- ing : It foftens the most manly heart with the tendereft fenfations of love and compassion , until at length it con- feffes its humanity , and flows out ...
Strana 227
... beauty , or what chastity , can bear So great a price , if stately and fevere She ftill infults ? Mr. SPECTATOR , I 6 < DRYDEN , Write this to communicate to you a misfortune which frequently happens , and therefore deferves a ...
... beauty , or what chastity , can bear So great a price , if stately and fevere She ftill infults ? Mr. SPECTATOR , I 6 < DRYDEN , Write this to communicate to you a misfortune which frequently happens , and therefore deferves a ...
Strana 229
... beauty as the ought to have done when he had it , there will be no great diminution of her charms ; and if he was formerly too much affected with them , an eafy behaviour will more than make up for the lofs of . them Take the whole fex ...
... beauty as the ought to have done when he had it , there will be no great diminution of her charms ; and if he was formerly too much affected with them , an eafy behaviour will more than make up for the lofs of . them Take the whole fex ...
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