The Spectator, Volume 3John Bell, 1776 - English essays |
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... lover's torments give her fpiteful joy . But thefe often carry the humour fo far , antil their affected coldness and indifference quite kills all the fondness a of lover , and are then fure to meet · meet in their turn with all the ...
... lover's torments give her fpiteful joy . But thefe often carry the humour fo far , antil their affected coldness and indifference quite kills all the fondness a of lover , and are then fure to meet · meet in their turn with all the ...
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... lover . Herod was at length acquitted and difmiffed by Mark Antony , when his foul was all in flames for his Mariamne ; but , before their meeting , he was not a little alarmed at the report he had heard of his uncle's converfation and ...
... lover . Herod was at length acquitted and difmiffed by Mark Antony , when his foul was all in flames for his Mariamne ; but , before their meeting , he was not a little alarmed at the report he had heard of his uncle's converfation and ...
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... are fo , I am fure it is ' fuch an abuse , as a lover of learning and filence ' ought to take notice of . < I am , SIR Yours , & c . ' C - 3 I am I am afraid , by fome lines in this letter No 175 . 20 THE SPECTATOR :
... are fo , I am fure it is ' fuch an abuse , as a lover of learning and filence ' ought to take notice of . < I am , SIR Yours , & c . ' C - 3 I am I am afraid , by fome lines in this letter No 175 . 20 THE SPECTATOR :
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... lovers ; the keepers who cannot quit their fair ones , though they fee their approach- ing ruin ; the lovers who dare not marry , though they know they never fhall be happy without the C 6 · 6 < ' miftreffes • miftreffes whom they ...
... lovers ; the keepers who cannot quit their fair ones , though they fee their approach- ing ruin ; the lovers who dare not marry , though they know they never fhall be happy without the C 6 · 6 < ' miftreffes • miftreffes whom they ...
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... lover living fo exact in the care of his perfon . One who afked why he was fo long wafh- ing his mouth , and fo delicate in the choice and wearing of his linen , was anfwered , because there is a woman of merit obliged to receive me ...
... lover living fo exact in the care of his perfon . One who afked why he was fo long wafh- ing his mouth , and fo delicate in the choice and wearing of his linen , was anfwered , because there is a woman of merit obliged to receive me ...
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