The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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It is obferved , that all the Virtues are represented by both Painters and Statuaries under Female Shapes , but if any one of them has a more particular Title to that Sex , it is Modefty . I fhall leave it to the Divines to guard them ...
It is obferved , that all the Virtues are represented by both Painters and Statuaries under Female Shapes , but if any one of them has a more particular Title to that Sex , it is Modefty . I fhall leave it to the Divines to guard them ...
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I knew a Person who poffeffed the one in fo great a Perfection , that after having tasted ten different Kinds of Tea , he would diftinguifh , without feeing the Colour of it , the particular Sort which was offered him ; and not only fo ...
I knew a Person who poffeffed the one in fo great a Perfection , that after having tasted ten different Kinds of Tea , he would diftinguifh , without feeing the Colour of it , the particular Sort which was offered him ; and not only fo ...
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think either of them fufficient and laudable Patterns of 6 our Imitation in this Particular . 6 " • I cannot help upon this Occafion remarking on the ⚫ excellent Memories of thofe Devotionifts , who upon returning from Church fhall ...
think either of them fufficient and laudable Patterns of 6 our Imitation in this Particular . 6 " • I cannot help upon this Occafion remarking on the ⚫ excellent Memories of thofe Devotionifts , who upon returning from Church fhall ...
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