The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... appear eafy and happy to others , than really to make our felves fo . Of all Difpari- ties , that in Humour makes ... appears to you at a Diftance , you will find many Blemishes and Imperfections in her Humour , upon a more intimate ...
... appear eafy and happy to others , than really to make our felves fo . Of all Difpari- ties , that in Humour makes ... appears to you at a Diftance , you will find many Blemishes and Imperfections in her Humour , upon a more intimate ...
Page 62
... appear very fuddenly in a Rainbow Hood , like the Iris in Dryden's Virgil , not queftioning but that among fuch ... appears in White , it is Peace , and he may hand her out of her Box with Safety . WILL informs me likewife , that these ...
... appear very fuddenly in a Rainbow Hood , like the Iris in Dryden's Virgil , not queftioning but that among fuch ... appears in White , it is Peace , and he may hand her out of her Box with Safety . WILL informs me likewife , that these ...
Page 140
... appear the more ve- nerable , and gives it a greater Air of Antiquity . I must likewife take notice , that there are ... appears the most fingular . The Remarks I have 140 N® 285 : The SPECTATOR .
... appear the more ve- nerable , and gives it a greater Air of Antiquity . I must likewife take notice , that there are ... appears the most fingular . The Remarks I have 140 N® 285 : The SPECTATOR .
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