The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 63
... these Matters , when he tells us that the blue Water Nymphs are dreffed in Sky - coloured Garments ; and that Aurora , who always appears in the Light of the Rifing Sun , is robed in Saffron . WHETHER these his Obfervations are justly ...
... these Matters , when he tells us that the blue Water Nymphs are dreffed in Sky - coloured Garments ; and that Aurora , who always appears in the Light of the Rifing Sun , is robed in Saffron . WHETHER these his Obfervations are justly ...
Page 104
... these Circumftances I am innocent , though fubmiffive ; he guilty , though impotent ? Friend , I am , SIR , Your conftant Reader , PUCELLA To the Man called the SPECTATOR . FOR ORAS MUCH as at the Birth of thy Labour , thou didft ...
... these Circumftances I am innocent , though fubmiffive ; he guilty , though impotent ? Friend , I am , SIR , Your conftant Reader , PUCELLA To the Man called the SPECTATOR . FOR ORAS MUCH as at the Birth of thy Labour , thou didft ...
Page 127
... these three Weeks , though we have both been very conftant at 6 our Devotions , and don't fit above three Pews off . • The Church , as it is now equipt , looks more like a * Green - house than a Place of Worship : The middle Ifle is a ...
... these three Weeks , though we have both been very conftant at 6 our Devotions , and don't fit above three Pews off . • The Church , as it is now equipt , looks more like a * Green - house than a Place of Worship : The middle Ifle is a ...
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