The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 39
... paffion be fin- cere , and the party beloved , kind with difcretion . Love , defire , hope , all the pleafing motions of the foul rife in the pursuit . It is easier for an artful man who is not in love , to perfuade his miftrefs he has ...
... paffion be fin- cere , and the party beloved , kind with difcretion . Love , defire , hope , all the pleafing motions of the foul rife in the pursuit . It is easier for an artful man who is not in love , to perfuade his miftrefs he has ...
Page 299
... paffion , when Efcalus from general terms , and the ambiguous respect which cri- ⚫minal lovers retain in their addreffes , began to be- wail that his paffion grew too violent for him to an- fwer any longer for his behaviour towards her ...
... paffion , when Efcalus from general terms , and the ambiguous respect which cri- ⚫minal lovers retain in their addreffes , began to be- wail that his paffion grew too violent for him to an- fwer any longer for his behaviour towards her ...
Page 301
... paffion of one abated in proportion as that of the other grew violent . Does it not yet 66 come into your head to imagine , that I knew my compliance was the greatest cruelty i could be guilty " of towards you ? In return for your long ...
... paffion of one abated in proportion as that of the other grew violent . Does it not yet 66 come into your head to imagine , that I knew my compliance was the greatest cruelty i could be guilty " of towards you ? In return for your long ...
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