The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 115
... took to avoid all thoughts on fo delicate a fubject that might be offenfive to religion , or good- manners . The fentiments are chafte , but not cold ; and convey to the mind , ideas of the most tranfporting paffion , and of the ...
... took to avoid all thoughts on fo delicate a fubject that might be offenfive to religion , or good- manners . The fentiments are chafte , but not cold ; and convey to the mind , ideas of the most tranfporting paffion , and of the ...
Page 127
... took an occafion to recommend a cer- ⚫tain gentleman of my acquaintance for a perfon of fingular modefty , courage , integrity , and withal as a man of an entertaining converfation , to which advan tages he had a fhape and manner ...
... took an occafion to recommend a cer- ⚫tain gentleman of my acquaintance for a perfon of fingular modefty , courage , integrity , and withal as a man of an entertaining converfation , to which advan tages he had a fhape and manner ...
Page 159
... took him aside and said , " Be it far from thee , Lord , this fhall not be unto thee : " For which he fuffered a fevere reprehenfion from his Mafter , Mafter , as having in his view the glory of N ° 356 159 THE SPECTATOR .
... took him aside and said , " Be it far from thee , Lord , this fhall not be unto thee : " For which he fuffered a fevere reprehenfion from his Mafter , Mafter , as having in his view the glory of N ° 356 159 THE SPECTATOR .
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