The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 128
... relation of what the other is only an epi- tome . I have infifted the longes on this confideration , as I look upon the difpofition and contrivance of the fable to be the principal beauty of the ninth book , which has more ftory in it ...
... relation of what the other is only an epi- tome . I have infifted the longes on this confideration , as I look upon the difpofition and contrivance of the fable to be the principal beauty of the ninth book , which has more ftory in it ...
Page 202
... relation gave me the privilege to be prefent . As foon as her arm was ftripped bare , and he began to prefs it in order to raise the vein , his colour changed , and I obferved him feized with a fudden tremour , which made me take the ...
... relation gave me the privilege to be prefent . As foon as her arm was ftripped bare , and he began to prefs it in order to raise the vein , his colour changed , and I obferved him feized with a fudden tremour , which made me take the ...
Page 252
... relation to the perfons whom he converfes with , it naturally produces love ard good - will towards him . A chearful mind is not only difpofed to be affable and obliging , but raifes the fame good humour in those who come within its ...
... relation to the perfons whom he converfes with , it naturally produces love ard good - will towards him . A chearful mind is not only difpofed to be affable and obliging , but raifes the fame good humour in those who come within its ...
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