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Pagina 12
... fhew by what means , if poffible , they may be stopped at a rea- fonable expence : or indeed , fince there is fomething fo moving in the very image of weeping beauty , it would be worthy his art to provide , that thefe eloquent drops ...
... fhew by what means , if poffible , they may be stopped at a rea- fonable expence : or indeed , fince there is fomething fo moving in the very image of weeping beauty , it would be worthy his art to provide , that thefe eloquent drops ...
Pagina 16
... fhew feveral of them which have escaped the obfervation of others . I cannot conclude this paper without taking notice that we have three poems in cur tongue , which are of the fame nature , and each of them a mafter - piece in its kind ...
... fhew feveral of them which have escaped the obfervation of others . I cannot conclude this paper without taking notice that we have three poems in cur tongue , which are of the fame nature , and each of them a mafter - piece in its kind ...
Pagina 18
... fhew yourselves to no other purpose than to gain a conqueft over fome man of worth , in order to beltow your charms and fortune on him . There is no indecency in the confeffion , the defign is modeft and honourable , and all your ...
... fhew yourselves to no other purpose than to gain a conqueft over fome man of worth , in order to beltow your charms and fortune on him . There is no indecency in the confeffion , the defign is modeft and honourable , and all your ...
Pagina 21
... they have discovered the paffionate defire of fame in the ambitious man , as no temper of mind is more apt to fhew itfelf , they be- come come fparing and referved in their commendations , they envy N ° 255 21 THE SPECTATOR .
... they have discovered the paffionate defire of fame in the ambitious man , as no temper of mind is more apt to fhew itfelf , they be- come come fparing and referved in their commendations , they envy N ° 255 21 THE SPECTATOR .
Pagina 26
... fhew their judgment or their wit , and by fuch as are guilty or innocent of the fame flips or misconducts in their own behaviour ? But were there none of these difpofitions in others to cenfure a famous man , nor any fuch mifcarriages ...
... fhew their judgment or their wit , and by fuch as are guilty or innocent of the fame flips or misconducts in their own behaviour ? But were there none of these difpofitions in others to cenfure a famous man , nor any fuch mifcarriages ...
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