The Spectator, Band 3J. Tonson, 1728 - 312 Seiten |
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... falling Tears , That fhew too well the warm Defires , The filent , flow , confuming Fires , Which on my inmoft Vitals prey , And melt my very Soul away . THE jealous Man is not indeed angry if you diflike another ; but if you find those ...
... falling Tears , That fhew too well the warm Defires , The filent , flow , confuming Fires , Which on my inmoft Vitals prey , And melt my very Soul away . THE jealous Man is not indeed angry if you diflike another ; but if you find those ...
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... Oak endure all the Seasons of the Year , though its Leaves fall off in Autumn ; and these too will be restored with the returning Spring . T Tuesday , No. 173 . Tuesday , September 18 . Remove fera No 172 . The SPECTATOR . 17.
... Oak endure all the Seasons of the Year , though its Leaves fall off in Autumn ; and these too will be restored with the returning Spring . T Tuesday , No. 173 . Tuesday , September 18 . Remove fera No 172 . The SPECTATOR . 17.
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... fall a Glove or a Pin- • Cushion in the Street , and fhut or open her Cafe- 6 ment three or four times in a Minute . When I • had almost wean'd my self from this , fhe came in ⚫her Shift Sleeves , and drefs'd at the Window . I had no ...
... fall a Glove or a Pin- • Cushion in the Street , and fhut or open her Cafe- 6 ment three or four times in a Minute . When I • had almost wean'd my self from this , fhe came in ⚫her Shift Sleeves , and drefs'd at the Window . I had no ...
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... fall into all these different Moods with his dear Life , and at the fame time fee they are wholly put on ; and yet not be hard - hearted enough to tell the dear good Creature that the is an Hypocrite . This Sort of good Man is frequent ...
... fall into all these different Moods with his dear Life , and at the fame time fee they are wholly put on ; and yet not be hard - hearted enough to tell the dear good Creature that the is an Hypocrite . This Sort of good Man is frequent ...
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... fall into fuch an intemperate Rage ? Indeed , my Dear , fays fhe , you make me mad fometimes , fo you do , with the filly Way you have of treating me like a pretty Idiot . Well , what have I got by putting her into good Hu- mour ...
... fall into fuch an intemperate Rage ? Indeed , my Dear , fays fhe , you make me mad fometimes , fo you do , with the filly Way you have of treating me like a pretty Idiot . Well , what have I got by putting her into good Hu- mour ...
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