The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 93
... turn the Course of his Rivers in all the Variety of Meanders , that are moft delightful to the Rea- der's Imagination . In a word , he has the modelling of Nature in his own Hands , and may give her what Charms he pleases , provided he ...
... turn the Course of his Rivers in all the Variety of Meanders , that are moft delightful to the Rea- der's Imagination . In a word , he has the modelling of Nature in his own Hands , and may give her what Charms he pleases , provided he ...
Page 111
... turn themfelves of Course from Damon . They meet and compare Notes upon your Carriage ; and the Letter which was ... Turns of your Temper are care- fully watched , and their quick and faithful Intelli- gence gives your Lovers ...
... turn themfelves of Course from Damon . They meet and compare Notes upon your Carriage ; and the Letter which was ... Turns of your Temper are care- fully watched , and their quick and faithful Intelli- gence gives your Lovers ...
Page 228
... turn over all the Goods in Town without buying any thing . The Silk - Worms are , it feems , indulged by the Tradefmen ; for tho ' they never buy , they are ever talk- ing of new Silks , Laces and Ribbons , and ferve the Owners in ...
... turn over all the Goods in Town without buying any thing . The Silk - Worms are , it feems , indulged by the Tradefmen ; for tho ' they never buy , they are ever talk- ing of new Silks , Laces and Ribbons , and ferve the Owners in ...
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