The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 64
... Satisfaction in the Profpect of Fields and Mea- dows , than another does in the Poffeffion . It gives him , indeed , a kind of Property in every thing he fees , and makes the most rude uncultivated Parts of Nature admi- nifter to his ...
... Satisfaction in the Profpect of Fields and Mea- dows , than another does in the Poffeffion . It gives him , indeed , a kind of Property in every thing he fees , and makes the most rude uncultivated Parts of Nature admi- nifter to his ...
Page 67
... Satisfaction and Complacency through the Imagination , and gives a Finishing to any thing that is Great or Uncommon . The very first Discovery of it ftrikes the Mind with an inward Joy , and fpreads a Chear- fulness and Delight through ...
... Satisfaction and Complacency through the Imagination , and gives a Finishing to any thing that is Great or Uncommon . The very first Discovery of it ftrikes the Mind with an inward Joy , and fpreads a Chear- fulness and Delight through ...
Page 185
... Kind , whofe Reformation would redound very much to the Satisfaction and Quiet of . · · · " Your most humble Servant , T F. B. Wednesday , N ° 444. Wednesday , July 30 . Parturiunt Montes N ° 443 . 185 The SPECTATOR .
... Kind , whofe Reformation would redound very much to the Satisfaction and Quiet of . · · · " Your most humble Servant , T F. B. Wednesday , N ° 444. Wednesday , July 30 . Parturiunt Montes N ° 443 . 185 The SPECTATOR .
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