“The” Spectator ...J. Wood, 1761 |
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Page 18
... Such as these were let in here by the order of Eucrate , and had audiences of Pharamond . This entrance Pharamond called The Gate of the Unhappy , and the tears of the af- flicted who came before him , he would fay , were bribes ...
... Such as these were let in here by the order of Eucrate , and had audiences of Pharamond . This entrance Pharamond called The Gate of the Unhappy , and the tears of the af- flicted who came before him , he would fay , were bribes ...
Page 33
... such thing as rule and distinction among us . THE next place of refort , wherein the fervile world are let loofe is at the entrance of Hyde - Park , while the gentry are at the ring . Hither people bring their lacquies out of state ...
... such thing as rule and distinction among us . THE next place of refort , wherein the fervile world are let loofe is at the entrance of Hyde - Park , while the gentry are at the ring . Hither people bring their lacquies out of state ...
Page 37
... Such as I faw her in my dream , adorn'd With what all earth or heav'n could bestow , To make her amiable . On fhe came , Led by her heav'nly Maker , tho ' unseen , And guided by his voice ; nor uninform'd Of nuptial fanctity , and ...
... Such as I faw her in my dream , adorn'd With what all earth or heav'n could bestow , To make her amiable . On fhe came , Led by her heav'nly Maker , tho ' unseen , And guided by his voice ; nor uninform'd Of nuptial fanctity , and ...
Page 74
... Such people are Valetudinarians in fociety , and they should no more come into company than a fick man should come into the air : If a man is too weak to bear what is a refreshment to men in health , he must ftill keep his chamber ...
... Such people are Valetudinarians in fociety , and they should no more come into company than a fick man should come into the air : If a man is too weak to bear what is a refreshment to men in health , he must ftill keep his chamber ...
Page 75
... Such an averfion to labour , creates a conftant weariness , and one would think fhould make existence itself a burden . The indolent man defeends from the dignity of his nature , and makes that being which was rational merely vegetative ...
... Such an averfion to labour , creates a conftant weariness , and one would think fhould make existence itself a burden . The indolent man defeends from the dignity of his nature , and makes that being which was rational merely vegetative ...
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