The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 260
... Mind is much more to be regarded . According as this is managed , you will fee the Mind follow the Appetites of the Body , or the Body exprefs the Virtues of the Mind . CLEOMIRA dances with all the Elegance of Moti- on imaginable ; but ...
... Mind is much more to be regarded . According as this is managed , you will fee the Mind follow the Appetites of the Body , or the Body exprefs the Virtues of the Mind . CLEOMIRA dances with all the Elegance of Moti- on imaginable ; but ...
Strana 296
... Mind made him delight in Midnight Ram- bles , attended only with one Person of his Bedchamber : • He would in these Excurfions get acquainted with Men ( whofe Temper he had a mind to try ) and recommend ⚫ them privately to the ...
... Mind made him delight in Midnight Ram- bles , attended only with one Person of his Bedchamber : • He would in these Excurfions get acquainted with Men ( whofe Temper he had a mind to try ) and recommend ⚫ them privately to the ...
Strana 309
... Mind above the World , and give a pleafing Indifference to little things in it . For , want of • fuch Inftructions , I am apt to believe fo many People take it in their Heads to be fullen , crofs and angry , un- • der Pretence of being ...
... Mind above the World , and give a pleafing Indifference to little things in it . For , want of • fuch Inftructions , I am apt to believe fo many People take it in their Heads to be fullen , crofs and angry , un- • der Pretence of being ...
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