The Spectator, Volume 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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Pagina 120
... heart , and began to fqueeze it . I was in a great confufion , to fee how many things , which had al- 6 ways cherished as virtues , ifiued out of my heart on this occafion . In fhort , after it had been thoroughly fqueezed , it looked ...
... heart , and began to fqueeze it . I was in a great confufion , to fee how many things , which had al- 6 ways cherished as virtues , ifiued out of my heart on this occafion . In fhort , after it had been thoroughly fqueezed , it looked ...
Pagina 121
... heart you are examining , lays my companion , belongs to Will Worthy . He has , indeed , a moft noble foul , and is poffeffed of a thou- fand good qualities . The fpeck which you difcover is vanity . • · Here , ' fays the angel , is the ...
... heart you are examining , lays my companion , belongs to Will Worthy . He has , indeed , a moft noble foul , and is poffeffed of a thou- fand good qualities . The fpeck which you difcover is vanity . • · Here , ' fays the angel , is the ...
Pagina 122
... Hearts , " the " Differtation of the Beau's Head , " SPECT . vol IV . N ° 275 , and of the " Coquette's Heart , " Ibidem , No 281 , probably fuggefted to Alexander Stevens the first idea of his juftly celebrated " Lectures on Heads ...
... Hearts , " the " Differtation of the Beau's Head , " SPECT . vol IV . N ° 275 , and of the " Coquette's Heart , " Ibidem , No 281 , probably fuggefted to Alexander Stevens the first idea of his juftly celebrated " Lectures on Heads ...
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