The Spectator, Volume 3John Bell, 1776 - English essays |
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Page 9
... feen all along , there is fo great a mixture of love in jealoufy as is well worth the feparating . But this fhall be the fubject of another paper . No 171. SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 15 . L Credula res amor eft- OVID . Met . vii . ver . 826 ...
... feen all along , there is fo great a mixture of love in jealoufy as is well worth the feparating . But this fhall be the fubject of another paper . No 171. SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 15 . L Credula res amor eft- OVID . Met . vii . ver . 826 ...
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... feen more than fix perfons at once from their feveral windows obferving the Jezebel I am now complaining of . I at first looked on her nyfelf with the highest contempt , could divert myfelf with her airs for half an hour , and after ...
... feen more than fix perfons at once from their feveral windows obferving the Jezebel I am now complaining of . I at first looked on her nyfelf with the highest contempt , could divert myfelf with her airs for half an hour , and after ...
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... feen and heard of feveral young gentlemen under the fame misfortune with my pre- fent correfpondent . The beft rule I can lay down for them to avoid the like calamities for the future , is thoroughly to confider not only Whether their ...
... feen and heard of feveral young gentlemen under the fame misfortune with my pre- fent correfpondent . The beft rule I can lay down for them to avoid the like calamities for the future , is thoroughly to confider not only Whether their ...
Page 42
... feen any perifb for want of clothing , or any poor without covering : If his loins have not blessed me , and if he were not warmed with the fleece of my heep : If I have lift up my hand against the father- lefs , when I faw my help in ...
... feen any perifb for want of clothing , or any poor without covering : If his loins have not blessed me , and if he were not warmed with the fleece of my heep : If I have lift up my hand against the father- lefs , when I faw my help in ...
Page 48
... me the following letter , which I have caftrated in fome places upon these confiderations . " S • < SIR , HAving lately feen your SIR , -48 No 179 . THE SPECTATOR . and laughter, as are apt to disperse melancholy, ...
... me the following letter , which I have caftrated in fome places upon these confiderations . " S • < SIR , HAving lately feen your SIR , -48 No 179 . THE SPECTATOR . and laughter, as are apt to disperse melancholy, ...
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