The Spectator, Volume 3J. Tonson, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 42
... speak of that Torture in the Breast of a Man , and not to men- tion alfo the Pangs of it in the Heart of a Woman . You have very judiciously , and with the greatest Penetration imaginable , confidered it as Woman is the Creature of whom ...
... speak of that Torture in the Breast of a Man , and not to men- tion alfo the Pangs of it in the Heart of a Woman . You have very judiciously , and with the greatest Penetration imaginable , confidered it as Woman is the Creature of whom ...
Page 54
... speak to her for weeping , and ⚫ that I should certainly break my Heart if he refus'd at that Time to give me his Bleffing , and be reconciled to me . He was fo far from relenting towards me , that he bid her speak no more of me ...
... speak to her for weeping , and ⚫ that I should certainly break my Heart if he refus'd at that Time to give me his Bleffing , and be reconciled to me . He was fo far from relenting towards me , that he bid her speak no more of me ...
Page 57
... speaking knowingly of that Sort of Crime which is at prefent treated of . He will , I hope , suppose I know it only from the Letters of Correspon dents , two of which you fhall have as follow . Mr. SPECTATOR , I the among many T is ...
... speaking knowingly of that Sort of Crime which is at prefent treated of . He will , I hope , suppose I know it only from the Letters of Correspon dents , two of which you fhall have as follow . Mr. SPECTATOR , I the among many T is ...
Page 70
... speaking knowingly of that Sort of Crime which is at prefent treated of . He will , I hope , fuppofe I know it only from the Letters of Correfpon dents , two of which you fhall have as follow .. Mr. SPECTATOR , I T is wonderful to me ...
... speaking knowingly of that Sort of Crime which is at prefent treated of . He will , I hope , fuppofe I know it only from the Letters of Correfpon dents , two of which you fhall have as follow .. Mr. SPECTATOR , I T is wonderful to me ...
Page 108
... speak of the Way of Life , which plain Men may purfue , to fill up the Spaces of Time with Satisfaction . It is a lamentable Circumftance , that Wisdom , or , as you call it , Philofophy , fhould furnifh Ideas only for the • Learned ...
... speak of the Way of Life , which plain Men may purfue , to fill up the Spaces of Time with Satisfaction . It is a lamentable Circumftance , that Wisdom , or , as you call it , Philofophy , fhould furnifh Ideas only for the • Learned ...
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