The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... admiring her felf , ' and giving false Hopes to her Lovers ; but the latter is " not contented to be extremely amiable ... Admiration in her Face at his be- ing furprised that he is received like a Stranger , and a ' Caft of her Head ...
... admiring her felf , ' and giving false Hopes to her Lovers ; but the latter is " not contented to be extremely amiable ... Admiration in her Face at his be- ing furprised that he is received like a Stranger , and a ' Caft of her Head ...
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... Admiration of gaping Crouds ; but to have the Approbation of a good Man in the cool Reflexions of his Clofet , is a ... admired . Thus they are the ordinary Attendants on Power and Riches , D 4 which which may be taken out of one Man's ...
... Admiration of gaping Crouds ; but to have the Approbation of a good Man in the cool Reflexions of his Clofet , is a ... admired . Thus they are the ordinary Attendants on Power and Riches , D 4 which which may be taken out of one Man's ...
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... admirable Skill pro- ftituted to the bafest and most unworthy Ends . Who is the better Man for beholding the most beautiful Venus , the beft wrought Bacchanal , the Images of fleeping Cu- pids , languishing Nymphs , or any of the ...
... admirable Skill pro- ftituted to the bafest and most unworthy Ends . Who is the better Man for beholding the most beautiful Venus , the beft wrought Bacchanal , the Images of fleeping Cu- pids , languishing Nymphs , or any of the ...
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