The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Delight , and a kind of Fondness for the Places or Objects in which we difco- ver it . This confifts either in the Gaiety or Variery of Colours , in the Symmetry and Proportion of Parts , in the Arrangement and Difpofition of Bodies ...
... Delight , and a kind of Fondness for the Places or Objects in which we difco- ver it . This confifts either in the Gaiety or Variery of Colours , in the Symmetry and Proportion of Parts , in the Arrangement and Difpofition of Bodies ...
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... delight in it , and fewed up on the Stage . The furly Second of Miller declared at this Time , that he would that Day Fortnight fight Mr. Buck at the fame Weapons , declaring himself the Master of , the renowned Gorman ; but Buck denied ...
... delight in it , and fewed up on the Stage . The furly Second of Miller declared at this Time , that he would that Day Fortnight fight Mr. Buck at the fame Weapons , declaring himself the Master of , the renowned Gorman ; but Buck denied ...
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... delight in it , N. 416 . Minifter , a watchful one defcrib'd , N. 439 . Minutius , his Character , N. 422 . Modefty ( Falfe ) the Danger of it , N. 458 , diftinguish'd from the True , ibid . Monsters , Novelty beftows Charms on them , N ...
... delight in it , N. 416 . Minifter , a watchful one defcrib'd , N. 439 . Minutius , his Character , N. 422 . Modefty ( Falfe ) the Danger of it , N. 458 , diftinguish'd from the True , ibid . Monsters , Novelty beftows Charms on them , N ...
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