The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... received with a loud Laugh : They were as merry when a Cri- minal was stabbed . It is certainly an Occafion of re- joicing when the wicked are feized in their Defigns ; but I think it is not fuch a Triumph as is exerted by Laughter ...
... received with a loud Laugh : They were as merry when a Cri- minal was stabbed . It is certainly an Occafion of re- joicing when the wicked are feized in their Defigns ; but I think it is not fuch a Triumph as is exerted by Laughter ...
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... received in their Fall , banished all the tender Sentiments of Love , and gave their Spirits another Turn ; thofe who had taken this Leap were obferved never to relapfe into that Paffion . Sappho tried the Cure , but pe- rifhed in the ...
... received in their Fall , banished all the tender Sentiments of Love , and gave their Spirits another Turn ; thofe who had taken this Leap were obferved never to relapfe into that Paffion . Sappho tried the Cure , but pe- rifhed in the ...
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... received from Plexippus , she threw herself into the Sea , and was taken up alive . N. B. Lariffa , before she leaped , made an Offering of a Silver Cupid in the Temple of Apollo . SIMETHA , in Love with Daphnis the Myndian , perished ...
... received from Plexippus , she threw herself into the Sea , and was taken up alive . N. B. Lariffa , before she leaped , made an Offering of a Silver Cupid in the Temple of Apollo . SIMETHA , in Love with Daphnis the Myndian , perished ...
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