The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 147
... Subject of another Pa- per , in which I defign to recommend fuch particular Books as may be proper for the Improvement of the Sex . And as this is a Subject of a very nice Nature , I fhall defire my Correfpondents to give me their ...
... Subject of another Pa- per , in which I defign to recommend fuch particular Books as may be proper for the Improvement of the Sex . And as this is a Subject of a very nice Nature , I fhall defire my Correfpondents to give me their ...
Strana 226
... Subject of it ( as in the rest of the Poems which follow ) bears fome remote Affinity with the Figure , for it describes a God of Love , who is always painted with Wings . THE Ax methinks would have been a good Figure for a Lampoon ...
... Subject of it ( as in the rest of the Poems which follow ) bears fome remote Affinity with the Figure , for it describes a God of Love , who is always painted with Wings . THE Ax methinks would have been a good Figure for a Lampoon ...
Strana 267
... Subject : Whofo difcovereth Secrets , lofeth his Credit , and fhall never find a Friend to his Mind . Love thy Friend , and be faithful un- to him ; but if thou bewrayeft his Secrets , follow no more after him : For as a Man hath ...
... Subject : Whofo difcovereth Secrets , lofeth his Credit , and fhall never find a Friend to his Mind . Love thy Friend , and be faithful un- to him ; but if thou bewrayeft his Secrets , follow no more after him : For as a Man hath ...
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