The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 120
... Love there are no Doctors , and we all profefs fo high Paffion , that we admit of no Graduates in it . Our Prefidentship is bestowed according to the Dignity of Paffion ; our Number is unlimited ; and our Statutes are like thofe of the ...
... Love there are no Doctors , and we all profefs fo high Paffion , that we admit of no Graduates in it . Our Prefidentship is bestowed according to the Dignity of Paffion ; our Number is unlimited ; and our Statutes are like thofe of the ...
Strana 243
... Love in him , confiders them as Burning - Glaffes made of Ice ; and find- ing himself able to live in the greatest Extremities of Love , concludes the Torrid Zone to be habitable . When his Mif- trefs has read his Letter written in ...
... Love in him , confiders them as Burning - Glaffes made of Ice ; and find- ing himself able to live in the greatest Extremities of Love , concludes the Torrid Zone to be habitable . When his Mif- trefs has read his Letter written in ...
Strana 285
... Love is a kind of Heathen Ritual , which contains all the Forms of Worship which are made use of to an Idol . IT would be as difficult a Task to reckon up thefe dif- ferent kinds of Idols , as Milton's was to number those that were ...
... Love is a kind of Heathen Ritual , which contains all the Forms of Worship which are made use of to an Idol . IT would be as difficult a Task to reckon up thefe dif- ferent kinds of Idols , as Milton's was to number those that were ...
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