The Spectator, Volume 2J. Sharpe, 1808 |
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Pagina 16
... taken him from me ! I will not say , shall the merciful Pharamond destroy his own subjects ? Will the father of his country murder his people ? But the merciful Pharamond does destroy his subjects , the father of his country does murder ...
... taken him from me ! I will not say , shall the merciful Pharamond destroy his own subjects ? Will the father of his country murder his people ? But the merciful Pharamond does destroy his subjects , the father of his country does murder ...
Pagina 27
... taken with leads in his pockets below břidge , where he intended to drown himself , because his Idol would wash the dish in which she had but just drunk tea , before she would let him use it . I am , Sir , a person past being amorous ...
... taken with leads in his pockets below břidge , where he intended to drown himself , because his Idol would wash the dish in which she had but just drunk tea , before she would let him use it . I am , Sir , a person past being amorous ...
Pagina 37
... the soul in the body , or out of the body , differs no more than the man does from himself when he is in his house , or in the open air . > When therefore the obscene passions in particular have once taken 90 . 37 SPECTATOR .
... the soul in the body , or out of the body , differs no more than the man does from himself when he is in his house , or in the open air . > When therefore the obscene passions in particular have once taken 90 . 37 SPECTATOR .
Pagina 38
When therefore the obscene passions in particular have once taken root , and spread themselves in the soul , they cleave to her inseparably , and remain in her for ever , after the body is cast off and thrown . aside . As an argument to ...
When therefore the obscene passions in particular have once taken root , and spread themselves in the soul , they cleave to her inseparably , and remain in her for ever , after the body is cast off and thrown . aside . As an argument to ...
Pagina 49
... taken the ladies ander my particular care , I shall make it my business to find out in the best authors , ancient and modern , such passages as may be for their use , and endeavour to accommodate them as well as I can to their taste ...
... taken the ladies ander my particular care , I shall make it my business to find out in the best authors , ancient and modern , such passages as may be for their use , and endeavour to accommodate them as well as I can to their taste ...
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