“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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N ° 171 . Saturday , September 15 . Credula res amor eft OVID . Met . 1. 7. v . 826 . The man , who loves , is eafy of belief . HA AVING in my yesterday's paper , difcovered the nature of jealoufy , and pointed out the perfons who are ...
N ° 171 . Saturday , September 15 . Credula res amor eft OVID . Met . 1. 7. v . 826 . The man , who loves , is eafy of belief . HA AVING in my yesterday's paper , difcovered the nature of jealoufy , and pointed out the perfons who are ...
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... OVID . Met . I. 5. v . 26r . Remove that horrid monfer , and take hence- Medufa's petrifying countenance . IN Na late paper I mentioned the project of an ingenious author for the erecting of feveral handicraft prizes to be contended for ...
... OVID . Met . I. 5. v . 26r . Remove that horrid monfer , and take hence- Medufa's petrifying countenance . IN Na late paper I mentioned the project of an ingenious author for the erecting of feveral handicraft prizes to be contended for ...
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... OVID . rem . am . v . 625 . To fave your houfe from neighb'ring fire is hard . TATE . SHALL this day entertain my readers with two or three letters I have received from my correfpondents : the first discovers to me a fpecies of females ...
... OVID . rem . am . v . 625 . To fave your houfe from neighb'ring fire is hard . TATE . SHALL this day entertain my readers with two or three letters I have received from my correfpondents : the first discovers to me a fpecies of females ...
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... OVID . Mt. l . 7. v . 20 . I fee the right , and I approve it t50 ; Condemn the wrong , and yet the wrong purfue . TATE . On the contrary , it is certain , if our zeal were true and genuine , we should be much more angry with a finner ...
... OVID . Mt. l . 7. v . 20 . I fee the right , and I approve it t50 ; Condemn the wrong , and yet the wrong purfue . TATE . On the contrary , it is certain , if our zeal were true and genuine , we should be much more angry with a finner ...
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... OVID . ep . 5. v . 10 . T Love bid me write . HE following letters are written with fuch an air of fincerity that I cannot deny the inferting of them . Mr · & • Mr SPECTATOR , TH HOUGH you are 112 No 198 . THE SPECTATOR .
... OVID . ep . 5. v . 10 . T Love bid me write . HE following letters are written with fuch an air of fincerity that I cannot deny the inferting of them . Mr · & • Mr SPECTATOR , TH HOUGH you are 112 No 198 . THE SPECTATOR .
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