The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 41
... must propofe , that no one fet his Heart upon what is tranfient ; the Beauty grows wrinkled while we are yet gazing at her . The witty Man finks into an Humourift imperceptibly , for want of reflecting that all Things around him are in ...
... must propofe , that no one fet his Heart upon what is tranfient ; the Beauty grows wrinkled while we are yet gazing at her . The witty Man finks into an Humourift imperceptibly , for want of reflecting that all Things around him are in ...
Page 99
... must have been always taken up in con- templating her own Beauties . WE obferved a large Antrum or Cavity in the Sinciput , that was filled with Ribbons , Lace and Embroidery , wrought together in a most curious Piece of Network , the ...
... must have been always taken up in con- templating her own Beauties . WE obferved a large Antrum or Cavity in the Sinciput , that was filled with Ribbons , Lace and Embroidery , wrought together in a most curious Piece of Network , the ...
Page 224
... must beg Time to confider of it . If it be enquired of him , whether the King is at Ver- failles or Marly , he must answer in a Whisper . If he be asked the News of the late Gazette , or the Subject of a Proclamation , he is to reply ...
... must beg Time to confider of it . If it be enquired of him , whether the King is at Ver- failles or Marly , he must answer in a Whisper . If he be asked the News of the late Gazette , or the Subject of a Proclamation , he is to reply ...
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