The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 125
... Body , and poured down , his Throat that Li- quor which he had from old Bafilius , the Corps would be converted into pure Gold . I will not pretend to ex- prefs to you the unfeigned Tenderness that paffed be- tween these two ...
... Body , and poured down , his Throat that Li- quor which he had from old Bafilius , the Corps would be converted into pure Gold . I will not pretend to ex- prefs to you the unfeigned Tenderness that paffed be- tween these two ...
Page 127
... Body is of a lafting Conftitution , though extremely decayed in her Eyes , and decrepid in her Feet . The two ... Body , but she hates every Body . The Statue in Rome does not ferve to vent Malice half fo well , as this old Lady does to ...
... Body is of a lafting Conftitution , though extremely decayed in her Eyes , and decrepid in her Feet . The two ... Body , but she hates every Body . The Statue in Rome does not ferve to vent Malice half fo well , as this old Lady does to ...
Page 153
... Bodies in a fingle Body mix , A fingle Body with a double Sex . M ADDISON . OST of the Papers I give the Public are writ- ten on Subjects that never vary , but are for ever fixt and immutable . Of this kind are all my more ferious ...
... Bodies in a fingle Body mix , A fingle Body with a double Sex . M ADDISON . OST of the Papers I give the Public are writ- ten on Subjects that never vary , but are for ever fixt and immutable . Of this kind are all my more ferious ...
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