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Pagina 24
... Beauty to be as much to be commended for the Elegance of her • Drefs , as a Wit for that of his Language ; yet if ... Beauty of her Perfon chastised by the In- nocence of her Thoughts . Chastity , Good - nature , and Affability , are the ...
... Beauty to be as much to be commended for the Elegance of her • Drefs , as a Wit for that of his Language ; yet if ... Beauty of her Perfon chastised by the In- nocence of her Thoughts . Chastity , Good - nature , and Affability , are the ...
Pagina 131
... Beauty . Perhaps this Raillery is pur- fued too far , yet it is turned upon a very obvious Re- mark , that Woman's strongest Paffion is for her own . Beauty , and that fhe values it as her favourite Diftinc- tion . From hence it is that ...
... Beauty . Perhaps this Raillery is pur- fued too far , yet it is turned upon a very obvious Re- mark , that Woman's strongest Paffion is for her own . Beauty , and that fhe values it as her favourite Diftinc- tion . From hence it is that ...
Pagina 132
... Beauty confifts in Embellishing the whole Perfon by the proper • Ornaments of virtuous and commendable Qualities . By this Help alone it is , that those who are the Favourite • Work of Nature , or , as Mr. Dryden expreffes it , the ...
... Beauty confifts in Embellishing the whole Perfon by the proper • Ornaments of virtuous and commendable Qualities . By this Help alone it is , that those who are the Favourite • Work of Nature , or , as Mr. Dryden expreffes it , the ...
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