The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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... excellent Perfons would be < more welcome to me than their Happiness . Mr. SPEC- TATOR , pray let me have a Paper on these terrible < groundless Sufferings , and do all you can to exorcise Crouds who are in fome Degree poffeffed as I am ...
... excellent Perfons would be < more welcome to me than their Happiness . Mr. SPEC- TATOR , pray let me have a Paper on these terrible < groundless Sufferings , and do all you can to exorcise Crouds who are in fome Degree poffeffed as I am ...
Page 279
... excellent Life : I fhall now only draw him in his Re- tirement , and pafs over in Silence the various Arts , the courtly Manners , and the undefigning Honefty by which . he attained the Honours he has enjoyed , and which now gives a ...
... excellent Life : I fhall now only draw him in his Re- tirement , and pafs over in Silence the various Arts , the courtly Manners , and the undefigning Honefty by which . he attained the Honours he has enjoyed , and which now gives a ...
Page 284
... excellent Fancy ; he bath borne me on bis Back a thousand times : And now bow abhorred in my Imagination it is , my Gorge rifes at it . Here hung those Lips that I have kiss'd I know not how oft . Where te your Gibes now , your Gambels ...
... excellent Fancy ; he bath borne me on bis Back a thousand times : And now bow abhorred in my Imagination it is , my Gorge rifes at it . Here hung those Lips that I have kiss'd I know not how oft . Where te your Gibes now , your Gambels ...
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