The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 150
... Heart can conceive , what Tongue utter the Sequel ? Who is that yonder buffeted , mock'd and spurn'd ? Whom do they drag like a Felon ? Whither do they carry my Lord , my King , my Saviour , and my God ? And will he die to expiate thofe ...
... Heart can conceive , what Tongue utter the Sequel ? Who is that yonder buffeted , mock'd and spurn'd ? Whom do they drag like a Felon ? Whither do they carry my Lord , my King , my Saviour , and my God ? And will he die to expiate thofe ...
Page 254
... Heart which unthinking Men are fubject to when they lie under no real Affliction , all that Anguifh which we may feel from any Evil that actually oppreffes us , to which I may likewife add those little Cracklings of Mirth and Folly ...
... Heart which unthinking Men are fubject to when they lie under no real Affliction , all that Anguifh which we may feel from any Evil that actually oppreffes us , to which I may likewife add those little Cracklings of Mirth and Folly ...
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... Heart , which are doubtless highly acceptable in his fight ; I fhall there- fore conclude this fhort Effay on that Pleasure which the Mind naturally conceives from the present Seafon of the Year , by the recommending of a Practice for ...
... Heart , which are doubtless highly acceptable in his fight ; I fhall there- fore conclude this fhort Effay on that Pleasure which the Mind naturally conceives from the present Seafon of the Year , by the recommending of a Practice for ...
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