The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 119
... paffed by me- thought I heard a confufed Noife of foft Complaints , gentle Extafies , and tender Sighs of Lovers ; Vows of Conftancy , and as many Complainings of Perfidiouf- ' nefs ; all which the Winds wafted away as foon as they ...
... paffed by me- thought I heard a confufed Noife of foft Complaints , gentle Extafies , and tender Sighs of Lovers ; Vows of Conftancy , and as many Complainings of Perfidiouf- ' nefs ; all which the Winds wafted away as foon as they ...
Page 120
... paffed on and made way for a Person that feemed to bend a little under the Weight of Years ; his Beard and Hair , which were full grown , were composed of an equal Number of black and gray ; he wore a Robe which he had girt round him of ...
... paffed on and made way for a Person that feemed to bend a little under the Weight of Years ; his Beard and Hair , which were full grown , were composed of an equal Number of black and gray ; he wore a Robe which he had girt round him of ...
Page 121
... paffed from me I was amazed at a Shape fo little correfpondent to his Face : His Head was bald , ⚫ and all the rest of his Limbs appeared old and deform- ed . On the hinder Part of his Mantle was represented ' Murder with disheveled ...
... paffed from me I was amazed at a Shape fo little correfpondent to his Face : His Head was bald , ⚫ and all the rest of his Limbs appeared old and deform- ed . On the hinder Part of his Mantle was represented ' Murder with disheveled ...
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