The Spectator, Band 4J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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... heart , and act a part of continual conftraint , while nature has pre- ferved the eyes to herfelf , that she may not be difguifed or mifreprefented . The poor bride can give her hand , and fay , " I de , " with a languishing air , to ...
... heart , and act a part of continual conftraint , while nature has pre- ferved the eyes to herfelf , that she may not be difguifed or mifreprefented . The poor bride can give her hand , and fay , " I de , " with a languishing air , to ...
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... heart cannot refift . What I would there- ⚫fore defire of you , is , to prevail with your friend who has promised to diffect a female tongue , that he would at the fame time give us the anatomy of a female eye , and explain the fprings ...
... heart cannot refift . What I would there- ⚫fore defire of you , is , to prevail with your friend who has promised to diffect a female tongue , that he would at the fame time give us the anatomy of a female eye , and explain the fprings ...
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... hearts are moft fet upon . When therefore they have discovered the paffionate defire of fame in the ambitious man , as no temper of mind is more apt to fhew itfelf , they be- come come fparing and referved in their commendations , they ...
... hearts are moft fet upon . When therefore they have discovered the paffionate defire of fame in the ambitious man , as no temper of mind is more apt to fhew itfelf , they be- come come fparing and referved in their commendations , they ...
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... hearts . What actions can exprefs the intire purity of thought which refines and fanctifies a virtuous man ? That fecret rest and contentedness of mind , which gives him a perfect enjoyment of his prefent condition ? that inward ...
... hearts . What actions can exprefs the intire purity of thought which refines and fanctifies a virtuous man ? That fecret rest and contentedness of mind , which gives him a perfect enjoyment of his prefent condition ? that inward ...
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... heart with the faint memory of delights which were once agreeable to me ; but how ⚫ much happier would my life have been now , if I could ⚫ have looked back on any worthy action done for my country ? If I had laid out that which I ...
... heart with the faint memory of delights which were once agreeable to me ; but how ⚫ much happier would my life have been now , if I could ⚫ have looked back on any worthy action done for my country ? If I had laid out that which I ...
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