The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 44
... Paffion be fincere , and the Party beloved kind with Difcretion . Love , Defire , Hope , all the pleafing Motions of the Soul rife in the Purfuit . IT is easier for an artful Man who is not in Love , to perfuade his Mistress he has a ...
... Paffion be fincere , and the Party beloved kind with Difcretion . Love , Defire , Hope , all the pleafing Motions of the Soul rife in the Purfuit . IT is easier for an artful Man who is not in Love , to perfuade his Mistress he has a ...
Page 87
... Paffion fpreads itself thro ' all a • Man's Transactions , and exalts or depreffes him accord- ⚫ing to the Nature of fuch Paffion . But alas , I have not yet begun my Story , and what is making Sentences ⚫ and Obfervations when a Man ...
... Paffion fpreads itself thro ' all a • Man's Transactions , and exalts or depreffes him accord- ⚫ing to the Nature of fuch Paffion . But alas , I have not yet begun my Story , and what is making Sentences ⚫ and Obfervations when a Man ...
Page 284
... Paffion , and re- joiced in it as a Foundation for much Diverfion , and an Opportunity of Indulging herself in the ... Paffion , when Escalus from ge- ⚫neral Terms , and the ambiguous Refpect which crimi- nal Lovers retain in their ...
... Paffion , and re- joiced in it as a Foundation for much Diverfion , and an Opportunity of Indulging herself in the ... Paffion , when Escalus from ge- ⚫neral Terms , and the ambiguous Refpect which crimi- nal Lovers retain in their ...
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