The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 84
... moft apt to affect the Imagination , IT may be here worth our while to examine how it comes to pass that feveral Readers , who are all acquainted with the fame Language , and know the Meaning of the Words they read , fhould nevertheless ...
... moft apt to affect the Imagination , IT may be here worth our while to examine how it comes to pass that feveral Readers , who are all acquainted with the fame Language , and know the Meaning of the Words they read , fhould nevertheless ...
Page 117
... Moft mufical ! moft melancholy ! Thee , Chauntress , oft , the Woods among , Iwoo to hear thy Evening Song : And miffing thee , I walk unfeen On the dry Smooth - fhaven Green , To behold the wandring Moon , Riding near her highest Noon ...
... Moft mufical ! moft melancholy ! Thee , Chauntress , oft , the Woods among , Iwoo to hear thy Evening Song : And miffing thee , I walk unfeen On the dry Smooth - fhaven Green , To behold the wandring Moon , Riding near her highest Noon ...
Page 198
... moft Excellent , and Cuftom will render it the moft De- lightful . Men , whofe Circumftances will permit them to choose their own way of Life , are inexcufable if they do not pursue that which their Judgment tells them is the moft ...
... moft Excellent , and Cuftom will render it the moft De- lightful . Men , whofe Circumftances will permit them to choose their own way of Life , are inexcufable if they do not pursue that which their Judgment tells them is the moft ...
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