The Spectator, Volume 1George Gregory Smith Dent, 1945 |
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Pagina 167
... thou would'st take a lazy Morning's Nap , Up , Up , says AVARICE ; thou snor'st again , Stretchest thy Limbs , and yawn'st , but all in vain . The rugged Tyrant no Denial takes ; At his Command th ' unwilling Sluggard wakes . What must ...
... thou would'st take a lazy Morning's Nap , Up , Up , says AVARICE ; thou snor'st again , Stretchest thy Limbs , and yawn'st , but all in vain . The rugged Tyrant no Denial takes ; At his Command th ' unwilling Sluggard wakes . What must ...
Pagina 211
... thou hast opened thy Mouth against thy Friend fear not , for there may be a Reconcilia- tion ; except for upbraiding ... thou bewrayest his Secrets , follow no more after him : For as a Man hath destroyed his Enemy , so hast thou lost ...
... thou hast opened thy Mouth against thy Friend fear not , for there may be a Reconcilia- tion ; except for upbraiding ... thou bewrayest his Secrets , follow no more after him : For as a Man hath destroyed his Enemy , so hast thou lost ...
Pagina 400
... Thou art a Person of a light Mind ; thy Drum is a Type of thee , it soundeth because it is empty . Verily , it is not from thy Fullness , but thy Emptiness , that thou hast spoken this Day . Friend , Friend , we have hired this Coach in ...
... Thou art a Person of a light Mind ; thy Drum is a Type of thee , it soundeth because it is empty . Verily , it is not from thy Fullness , but thy Emptiness , that thou hast spoken this Day . Friend , Friend , we have hired this Coach in ...
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