The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 51
... never proceed immediately from Reafon ; fo pure a Fountain emits no fuch troubled Waters : They must neceffarily ... never fail of fecuring her Charge if fhe be not wanting to herfelf : The Strength of the Paffions will never be accepted ...
... never proceed immediately from Reafon ; fo pure a Fountain emits no fuch troubled Waters : They must neceffarily ... never fail of fecuring her Charge if fhe be not wanting to herfelf : The Strength of the Paffions will never be accepted ...
Page 151
... never any fuch thing as a Blush seen , or a Sigh heard , in the Commonwealth . The Women never dreffed but to look terrible , to which end they would fometimes af- ter a Battle paint their Cheeks with the Blood of their Enemies . For ...
... never any fuch thing as a Blush seen , or a Sigh heard , in the Commonwealth . The Women never dreffed but to look terrible , to which end they would fometimes af- ter a Battle paint their Cheeks with the Blood of their Enemies . For ...
Page 212
... never end but in Shame , and the Ruin of all Corre- fpondence , I never after tranfgreffed . Can your Cour- tiers , who take Bribes , or your Lawyers or Phyficians in their Practice , or even the Divines who intermeddle in worldly ...
... never end but in Shame , and the Ruin of all Corre- fpondence , I never after tranfgreffed . Can your Cour- tiers , who take Bribes , or your Lawyers or Phyficians in their Practice , or even the Divines who intermeddle in worldly ...
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