The Spectator, Volume 3George Gregory Smith Dent, 1945 - 524 pagina's |
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Pagina 82
... Love , in our first Parent , gave the Angel such an Insight into humane Nature , that he seems apprehensive of the Evils which might befal the Species in general , as well as Adam in particular , from the Excess of this Passion . He ...
... Love , in our first Parent , gave the Angel such an Insight into humane Nature , that he seems apprehensive of the Evils which might befal the Species in general , as well as Adam in particular , from the Excess of this Passion . He ...
Pagina 212
... Love among the Virgins shine , Adorn'd with Graces more than half Divine . Or as a Tree , that , glorious to behold , Is hung with Apples all of ruddy Gold , Hesperian Fruit ! and Beautifully high Extends its Branches to the Sky ; So ...
... Love among the Virgins shine , Adorn'd with Graces more than half Divine . Or as a Tree , that , glorious to behold , Is hung with Apples all of ruddy Gold , Hesperian Fruit ! and Beautifully high Extends its Branches to the Sky ; So ...
Pagina 213
... Love . The spreading Vines with Blossoms swell , Diffusing round a grateful Smell . Arise , my Fair One , and receive All the Blessings Love can give : For Love admits of no Delay , Arise , my Fair , and come away . VIII . As to its ...
... Love . The spreading Vines with Blossoms swell , Diffusing round a grateful Smell . Arise , my Fair One , and receive All the Blessings Love can give : For Love admits of no Delay , Arise , my Fair , and come away . VIII . As to its ...
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