The Guardian, Volume 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1747 - 555 pages |
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Page 385
... Santon Barfifa . ALL the Beys applauded his Sentiment , and the King's Officers conducted her to the Santon ; who , notwithstanding his frozen Age , could not fee fuch a Beauty without being fen- fibly mov'd . He gaz'd on her with ...
... Santon Barfifa . ALL the Beys applauded his Sentiment , and the King's Officers conducted her to the Santon ; who , notwithstanding his frozen Age , could not fee fuch a Beauty without being fen- fibly mov'd . He gaz'd on her with ...
Page 387
... Santon to the Palace . WHEN the King faw his Daughter dead , and was inform'd of the whole Event , he broke out into Tears and bitter Lamentations ; and affembling the Doctors , he laid the Santon's Crime before them , and asked their ...
... Santon to the Palace . WHEN the King faw his Daughter dead , and was inform'd of the whole Event , he broke out into Tears and bitter Lamentations ; and affembling the Doctors , he laid the Santon's Crime before them , and asked their ...
Page 388
... Santon ! if you will worship me I will extricate you out of this Difficulty , and transport you two thousand Leagues from hence , into a Country where you shall be reverenc'd by Men , as much as you were before this Adventure . I am ...
... Santon ! if you will worship me I will extricate you out of this Difficulty , and transport you two thousand Leagues from hence , into a Country where you shall be reverenc'd by Men , as much as you were before this Adventure . I am ...
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