The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... lived together in fo good an understanding , and celebrated one another with fo much generofity , that each of them receives an additional luftre from his con- temporaries , and is more famous for having lived with men of fo ...
... lived together in fo good an understanding , and celebrated one another with fo much generofity , that each of them receives an additional luftre from his con- temporaries , and is more famous for having lived with men of fo ...
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... lived paffion , that immediately decays upon growing familiar with its object , unless it be ftill fed with freth discoveries , and kept alive by a new perpetual fucceffion of miracles rifing up to its view . And even the greatest ...
... lived paffion , that immediately decays upon growing familiar with its object , unless it be ftill fed with freth discoveries , and kept alive by a new perpetual fucceffion of miracles rifing up to its view . And even the greatest ...
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... lived under fenfelefs and fevere parents , to the importunity of po verty , to the violence of a paffion in its beginning well grounded , and all other alleviations which make un- happy women refign the characteristic of their fex , mo ...
... lived under fenfelefs and fevere parents , to the importunity of po verty , to the violence of a paffion in its beginning well grounded , and all other alleviations which make un- happy women refign the characteristic of their fex , mo ...
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