The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 62
... attend . Attend may they Whom Youthful Vigour may to Sin betray ; Let them falfe Charmers fly , and guard their Hearts Against the wily Wanton's pleafing Arts ; With Care direct their Steps , nor turn aftray To tread the Paths of her ...
... attend . Attend may they Whom Youthful Vigour may to Sin betray ; Let them falfe Charmers fly , and guard their Hearts Against the wily Wanton's pleafing Arts ; With Care direct their Steps , nor turn aftray To tread the Paths of her ...
Page 98
that are each of them attended with a different Set of Planets , and ftill discover new Firmaments and new Lights that are funk farther in those unfathomable Depths of Ether , fo as not to be seen by the ... attended with a different Set ...
that are each of them attended with a different Set of Planets , and ftill discover new Firmaments and new Lights that are funk farther in those unfathomable Depths of Ether , fo as not to be seen by the ... attended with a different Set ...
Page 119
... attend him : His Look was frequently clouded , but immediately return'd to its ' firft Composure , and remained fixed in a Smile . Then came May , attended by Cupid , with his Bow ftrung , and ' in a Pofture to let fly an Arrow : As he ...
... attend him : His Look was frequently clouded , but immediately return'd to its ' firft Composure , and remained fixed in a Smile . Then came May , attended by Cupid , with his Bow ftrung , and ' in a Pofture to let fly an Arrow : As he ...
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