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Page 40
... pleaded reafon . To the nuptial bower " I led her blushing like the morn E Wednesday , June 13 . N ° 90 ° Incafsum furit- -Magnus fine viribus ignis Virg . Georg . 3. V. 99 % In vain he burns , like hafty stubble fires . TH DRYDEN HERE ...
... pleaded reafon . To the nuptial bower " I led her blushing like the morn E Wednesday , June 13 . N ° 90 ° Incafsum furit- -Magnus fine viribus ignis Virg . Georg . 3. V. 99 % In vain he burns , like hafty stubble fires . TH DRYDEN HERE ...
Page 42
... pleading my paffion to them when they were afunder , " that I had reafon to hope for particular favours from " each of them . As I was walking one evening in my " chamber with nothing about me but my night - gown , 66 they both came ...
... pleading my paffion to them when they were afunder , " that I had reafon to hope for particular favours from " each of them . As I was walking one evening in my " chamber with nothing about me but my night - gown , 66 they both came ...
Page 241
... pleads the privilege of wealth . F the following enormities are not amended upon the first mention , I defire farther notice from my correfpondents . · C · · " • Mr. Spectator , I A M obliged to you for your difcourfe the other day upon ...
... pleads the privilege of wealth . F the following enormities are not amended upon the first mention , I defire farther notice from my correfpondents . · C · · " • Mr. Spectator , I A M obliged to you for your difcourfe the other day upon ...
Page 260
... plead a long pre- fcription ; and probably gave too much occafion for the vulgar definition ftill remaining among us of an Heathen Philofopher . I have seen the speech of a Terre - filius I have 260 N ° 150 THE SPECTATOR . Si toga ...
... plead a long pre- fcription ; and probably gave too much occafion for the vulgar definition ftill remaining among us of an Heathen Philofopher . I have seen the speech of a Terre - filius I have 260 N ° 150 THE SPECTATOR . Si toga ...
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