The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... head , and told us ' there was fine reading in the cafualties of that reign . ' Our conductor then pointed to that monument where there is the figure of one of our English kings without an head ; and upon giving us to know , that the head ...
... head , and told us ' there was fine reading in the cafualties of that reign . ' Our conductor then pointed to that monument where there is the figure of one of our English kings without an head ; and upon giving us to know , that the head ...
Page 202
... heads , as too often lasts their life - time . • I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , PHILIP HOMEBRED † . ' SIR , The ... head , is Mr. ADDISON'S " Remarks upon Italy . " That ingeni- ous gentleman , has with fo much art and judgement ...
... heads , as too often lasts their life - time . • I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , PHILIP HOMEBRED † . ' SIR , The ... head , is Mr. ADDISON'S " Remarks upon Italy . " That ingeni- ous gentleman , has with fo much art and judgement ...
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... head , Then fhall the role of Sharon's field , " And white lilies to my beauties yield . Then fairest flow'rs with ftudious art combine , " The rofes with the lilies join , " And their united charms are less than mine . II . " As much ...
... head , Then fhall the role of Sharon's field , " And white lilies to my beauties yield . Then fairest flow'rs with ftudious art combine , " The rofes with the lilies join , " And their united charms are less than mine . II . " As much ...
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