The Spectator, Zväzok 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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Strana 90
... himself to be taken ; and when he was " prefented to her , though he fhewed a fearfulness to be " touched by any of the other ladies , flew of his own " accord , and hid himself in the queen's bofom . Zem- " roude was highly pleafed at ...
... himself to be taken ; and when he was " prefented to her , though he fhewed a fearfulness to be " touched by any of the other ladies , flew of his own " accord , and hid himself in the queen's bofom . Zem- " roude was highly pleafed at ...
Strana 125
... himself in this moft lovely part of his nature . For what complacency could a mind , whofe love is as unbounded as his knowledge , have in a work fo unlike himself ; a creature that should be capable of knowing and converfing with a ...
... himself in this moft lovely part of his nature . For what complacency could a mind , whofe love is as unbounded as his knowledge , have in a work fo unlike himself ; a creature that should be capable of knowing and converfing with a ...
Strana 254
... himself treasures in heaven ? ' Or , if I may in this place , be allowed to add the faying of a great philofo- pher , he may provide fuch poffeffions , as fear neither arms , nor men , nor Jove himself . ' 6 In the fecond place , if we ...
... himself treasures in heaven ? ' Or , if I may in this place , be allowed to add the faying of a great philofo- pher , he may provide fuch poffeffions , as fear neither arms , nor men , nor Jove himself . ' 6 In the fecond place , if we ...
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