The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 143
... eyes of a marble ftatue upon you , as theirs ; ' and that in all their behaviour they were more modest than a bride when put to bed upon her wedding - night : ' this virtue , which is always fubjoined to magnanimity , ' had fuch an ...
... eyes of a marble ftatue upon you , as theirs ; ' and that in all their behaviour they were more modest than a bride when put to bed upon her wedding - night : ' this virtue , which is always fubjoined to magnanimity , ' had fuch an ...
Page 178
... eyes round about . The cohort bright Of watchful cherubim , four faces each Had , like a double Janus , all their shape Spangled with eyes-- The.affembling of all the angels of heaven to hear the folemn decree paffed upon man , is ...
... eyes round about . The cohort bright Of watchful cherubim , four faces each Had , like a double Janus , all their shape Spangled with eyes-- The.affembling of all the angels of heaven to hear the folemn decree paffed upon man , is ...
Page 277
... eyes bright funshine on his lover's head , " Then fhall the rofe of Sharon's field , beauties yield . " And whiteft lilies to my " Then faireft flow'rs with ftudious art combine , " The roses with the lilies join , " And their united ...
... eyes bright funshine on his lover's head , " Then fhall the rofe of Sharon's field , beauties yield . " And whiteft lilies to my " Then faireft flow'rs with ftudious art combine , " The roses with the lilies join , " And their united ...
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