The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson, 1728 |
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... his Days with you . But I am born to admire you with all your little Imperfections . CYNTHIO . ROBIN run back and brought for Answer ; XACT Sir ROBIN N 398 . 19 The SPECTATOR . "Letter means by 'tis in vain to deny ...
... his Days with you . But I am born to admire you with all your little Imperfections . CYNTHIO . ROBIN run back and brought for Answer ; XACT Sir ROBIN N 398 . 19 The SPECTATOR . "Letter means by 'tis in vain to deny ...
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... Admiration expreffed which partakes the Paffion . Licentious Language has fomething bru- tal in it , which difgraces Humanity , and leaves us in the Condition of the Savages in the Field . But it may be asked to what good Ufe can tend a ...
... Admiration expreffed which partakes the Paffion . Licentious Language has fomething bru- tal in it , which difgraces Humanity , and leaves us in the Condition of the Savages in the Field . But it may be asked to what good Ufe can tend a ...
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... admire her ; but Calia's Tongue runs inceffantly , while Iras gives her felf filent Airs and foft Languors ; fo that ' tis difficult to perfwade one's felf that Celia has Beau- ty and Iras Wit : Each neglects her own Excel- lence , and ...
... admire her ; but Calia's Tongue runs inceffantly , while Iras gives her felf filent Airs and foft Languors ; fo that ' tis difficult to perfwade one's felf that Celia has Beau- ty and Iras Wit : Each neglects her own Excel- lence , and ...
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... Admire each Feature of the lovely Maid , Her artless Charms , her Bloom , her sprightly Air . VI . But lo ! with graceful Motion there fe swims , Gently removing each ambitious Wave ; The crowding Waves transported clasp her Limbs ...
... Admire each Feature of the lovely Maid , Her artless Charms , her Bloom , her sprightly Air . VI . But lo ! with graceful Motion there fe swims , Gently removing each ambitious Wave ; The crowding Waves transported clasp her Limbs ...
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... which had procured his Banifhment , and seeing his Friends admire it , could not forbear asking them , if they were fo much affected by the bare read reading of it , how much more they would have N ° 407 . The SPECTATOR .
... which had procured his Banifhment , and seeing his Friends admire it , could not forbear asking them , if they were fo much affected by the bare read reading of it , how much more they would have N ° 407 . The SPECTATOR .
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