The SpectatorRichard Eyres, 1778 - Great Britain |
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Page 97
... particular paffion leads them to . The beauteous Philantia , who , is , în your language , an Idol , is one of thefe votaries ; fe has a very pretty furnished closer , to which the retires at frer appointed hours : this is bar dref ...
... particular paffion leads them to . The beauteous Philantia , who , is , în your language , an Idol , is one of thefe votaries ; fe has a very pretty furnished closer , to which the retires at frer appointed hours : this is bar dref ...
Page 22
... particular perfon , one would endeavour after a more general converfation with fuch as are able to entertain and improve those with whom they converfe , which are qualifications that feldom go afunder . There are many other useful ...
... particular perfon , one would endeavour after a more general converfation with fuch as are able to entertain and improve those with whom they converfe , which are qualifications that feldom go afunder . There are many other useful ...
Page 11
... particular perfons , before we have heard them fpeak a fingle word , or fo much as know who they are . Every paffion gives a particular caft to the countenance , and is apt to discover itself in some feature or other . I have feen an ...
... particular perfons , before we have heard them fpeak a fingle word , or fo much as know who they are . Every paffion gives a particular caft to the countenance , and is apt to discover itself in some feature or other . I have feen an ...
Page 12
... particular , goods are not ' entered as they ought to be at the custom - house , nor law reports perused at the temple ; by rea- fon of one beauty who detains the young mer- ' chants too long near ' Change , and another fair one who ...
... particular , goods are not ' entered as they ought to be at the custom - house , nor law reports perused at the temple ; by rea- fon of one beauty who detains the young mer- ' chants too long near ' Change , and another fair one who ...
Page 15
... particular propofe the example of Eve to all her daughters , as Milton has reprefented her in the following paffage , which I cannot forbear tranfcribing in- tire , though only the twelve last lines are to my prefent purpose , " The tib ...
... particular propofe the example of Eve to all her daughters , as Milton has reprefented her in the following paffage , which I cannot forbear tranfcribing in- tire , though only the twelve last lines are to my prefent purpose , " The tib ...
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