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Pagina 114
... discovered the several originals of those pleasures that gratify the fancy ; and here , perhaps , it would not be very difficult to caft under their proper heads thofe contrary objects , which are apt to fill it with diftafe and terror ...
... discovered the several originals of those pleasures that gratify the fancy ; and here , perhaps , it would not be very difficult to caft under their proper heads thofe contrary objects , which are apt to fill it with diftafe and terror ...
Pagina 247
... discovered that he was ordered to come again in an hour , for that he was a filk - worm . I was surprised with this phrafe , but found it was a cant among the hackney fraternity for their beft cuftomers , women who ramble twice or ...
... discovered that he was ordered to come again in an hour , for that he was a filk - worm . I was surprised with this phrafe , but found it was a cant among the hackney fraternity for their beft cuftomers , women who ramble twice or ...
Pagina 323
... discovered by the ear the first rude mufic that pleafed the ante- ⚫ diluvian fathers ; but then the fight has not ... discovery to Pythagoras . See SPECT . Vol . V. N ° 334 . P 6 • colour . colour . It watches against our dangers ...
... discovered by the ear the first rude mufic that pleafed the ante- ⚫ diluvian fathers ; but then the fight has not ... discovery to Pythagoras . See SPECT . Vol . V. N ° 334 . P 6 • colour . colour . It watches against our dangers ...
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