The Spectator, Volumen9William Durell and Company, 1810 |
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... heart at the same time . Oh ye learned ! tell me by what word to speak a motion of the soul for which there is no name . When she kneels and bids me be comforted , she is my child ; when I take her in my arms , and bid her say no more ...
... heart at the same time . Oh ye learned ! tell me by what word to speak a motion of the soul for which there is no name . When she kneels and bids me be comforted , she is my child ; when I take her in my arms , and bid her say no more ...
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... heart in twain , when I expected an ac- cusation for some passionate starts of mine , in some parts of our time together , to say nothing but thank me for the good , if there was any good suitable to her own excellence ! All that I had ...
... heart in twain , when I expected an ac- cusation for some passionate starts of mine , in some parts of our time together , to say nothing but thank me for the good , if there was any good suitable to her own excellence ! All that I had ...
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... heart , and humanity has very little share in their pretences . He is a brave fellow who is always ready to kill a man he hates , but he does not stand in the same degree of esteem who laments for the woman he loves . I should fancy you ...
... heart , and humanity has very little share in their pretences . He is a brave fellow who is always ready to kill a man he hates , but he does not stand in the same degree of esteem who laments for the woman he loves . I should fancy you ...
Página xix
... heart more glad , from every circumstance which they meet with . He will lay out his invention in forming new pleasures and amusements , and make the fortune she has brought him subservient to the honor and reputation of her and her's ...
... heart more glad , from every circumstance which they meet with . He will lay out his invention in forming new pleasures and amusements , and make the fortune she has brought him subservient to the honor and reputation of her and her's ...
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... hearts so fond of the pleasures of the place , that rather than forego them , they will run all hazards , and venture upon all the miseries and woes before them . ous manner . " See there that other company , though they should drink ...
... hearts so fond of the pleasures of the place , that rather than forego them , they will run all hazards , and venture upon all the miseries and woes before them . ous manner . " See there that other company , though they should drink ...
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