The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 209
... sides ; and upon applying myself to the reading of it , I found on one side writ- ten , ' In the dialect of men , ' and underneath it , Calamities : ' on the other side was writ- ten , ' In the language of the gods , ' and un- derneath ...
... sides ; and upon applying myself to the reading of it , I found on one side writ- ten , ' In the dialect of men , ' and underneath it , Calamities : ' on the other side was writ- ten , ' In the language of the gods , ' and un- derneath ...
Page 260
... side of her while we sailed . We were no sooner em- stood Dejection , just dropping into a swoon , barked but the boat was pushed off , the and Paleness , wasting to a skeleton ; on the sheet was spread ; and being filled with other side ...
... side of her while we sailed . We were no sooner em- stood Dejection , just dropping into a swoon , barked but the boat was pushed off , the and Paleness , wasting to a skeleton ; on the sheet was spread ; and being filled with other side ...
Page 397
... side by side , Pleas'd or unpleas'd , no matter , crowding sit ; For so the laws of public shows permit . Then find occasion to begin discourse , Inquire whose chariot this , and whose that horse ; To whatsoever side she is inclin'd ...
... side by side , Pleas'd or unpleas'd , no matter , crowding sit ; For so the laws of public shows permit . Then find occasion to begin discourse , Inquire whose chariot this , and whose that horse ; To whatsoever side she is inclin'd ...
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