“The” Spectator, Volume 3J. and R. Tonson, 1767 |
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Page 7
... one word of a jealous hufband . Jealousy is that pain which a man feels from the ap- prehenfion that he is not equally beloved by the perfon A 4 cubone whom he intirely loves . Now because our inward paffions THE ...
... one word of a jealous hufband . Jealousy is that pain which a man feels from the ap- prehenfion that he is not equally beloved by the perfon A 4 cubone whom he intirely loves . Now because our inward paffions THE ...
Page 14
... pains her peace of mind destroy , A lover's torments give her fpiteful joy . But thefe often carry the humour fo . far , until their affected coldness and indifference quite kills all the fond- nefs of a lover , and are then fure to ...
... pains her peace of mind destroy , A lover's torments give her fpiteful joy . But thefe often carry the humour fo . far , until their affected coldness and indifference quite kills all the fond- nefs of a lover , and are then fure to ...
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... If we would take true pains with ourselves to confider all things by the light of reason and juftice , though a man were in the height height of youth and amorous inclinations , he would look 18 N ° 172 THE SPECTATOR .
... If we would take true pains with ourselves to confider all things by the light of reason and juftice , though a man were in the height height of youth and amorous inclinations , he would look 18 N ° 172 THE SPECTATOR .
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... painful artificer ; but many of this excellent character are overlooked by the greater num- ber ; who affect covering a weak place in a client's title , diverting the courfe of an inquiry , or finding a skilful refuge refuge to palliate ...
... painful artificer ; but many of this excellent character are overlooked by the greater num- ber ; who affect covering a weak place in a client's title , diverting the courfe of an inquiry , or finding a skilful refuge refuge to palliate ...
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... pains which are taken to fully it , or diffuse it among a crowd to the injury of a fingle perfon , will naturally produce the con- trary effect ; the fire will blaze out , and burn up all that attempt to fmother what they cannot ...
... pains which are taken to fully it , or diffuse it among a crowd to the injury of a fingle perfon , will naturally produce the con- trary effect ; the fire will blaze out , and burn up all that attempt to fmother what they cannot ...
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