The Spectator, Volume 2George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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Pagina 48
... AGREEABLE SURPRISE , And fpare him for his SON - IN - LAW . CHORUS . Each jovial heart be pleas'd this night , & c . THE EN D. University of California SOUTHERN REGIONAL LIBRARY FACILITY 305 De Neve 48 THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE .
... AGREEABLE SURPRISE , And fpare him for his SON - IN - LAW . CHORUS . Each jovial heart be pleas'd this night , & c . THE EN D. University of California SOUTHERN REGIONAL LIBRARY FACILITY 305 De Neve 48 THE AGREEABLE SURPRISE .
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... agreeable sen- fations . She even often wards off diseases from us , which are gene- rally the fruits of intemperance . She does not debar us from the pleasures of the fenfes , but offers them to us in all their purity and innocence ...
... agreeable sen- fations . She even often wards off diseases from us , which are gene- rally the fruits of intemperance . She does not debar us from the pleasures of the fenfes , but offers them to us in all their purity and innocence ...
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... agreeable connexions, must suffer a violent shock ... However, I cannot yet renounce the idea, which was long so agreeable to me, of ending my days in a society which I love, and which I found peculiarly fitted to my humour and ...
... agreeable connexions, must suffer a violent shock ... However, I cannot yet renounce the idea, which was long so agreeable to me, of ending my days in a society which I love, and which I found peculiarly fitted to my humour and ...
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