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Pagina 98
... thofe fhe would be rid of , will take to them- felves . It feems to be written with an Eye to one of thofe pert giddy unthinking Girls , who upon the Re- commendation only of an agreeable Perfon , and a fashionable Air , take themfelves ...
... thofe fhe would be rid of , will take to them- felves . It feems to be written with an Eye to one of thofe pert giddy unthinking Girls , who upon the Re- commendation only of an agreeable Perfon , and a fashionable Air , take themfelves ...
Pagina 155
... thofe Epi- thets and Metaphors , in which he fo much abounds . What can be more Natural , more Soft , or more Paffio- nate , than that Line in Statira's Speech , where the de- fcribes the Charms of Alexander's Conversation ? Then he ...
... thofe Epi- thets and Metaphors , in which he fo much abounds . What can be more Natural , more Soft , or more Paffio- nate , than that Line in Statira's Speech , where the de- fcribes the Charms of Alexander's Conversation ? Then he ...
Pagina 222
... thofe Speeches and Actions , which in their own Nature are indifferent , appear ridiculous when they proceed from a wrong Sex , the Faults and Imperfections of one Sex tranfplanted into another , appear black and monftrous . As for the ...
... thofe Speeches and Actions , which in their own Nature are indifferent , appear ridiculous when they proceed from a wrong Sex , the Faults and Imperfections of one Sex tranfplanted into another , appear black and monftrous . As for the ...
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