The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... tion . THERE is not a more melancholy Object than a Man who has his Head turned with religious Enthusiasm . A Perfon that is crazed , tho ' with Pride or Malice , is a Sight very mortifying to Human Nature ; but when the Dilemper arifes ...
... tion . THERE is not a more melancholy Object than a Man who has his Head turned with religious Enthusiasm . A Perfon that is crazed , tho ' with Pride or Malice , is a Sight very mortifying to Human Nature ; but when the Dilemper arifes ...
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... tion . I can fee you ogle all the young Fellows who look at you , and obferve your Eye wander after new Conquefts every Moment you are in a publick Place ; and yet there is fuch a Beauty in all your Looks and Gestures , that I cannot ...
... tion . I can fee you ogle all the young Fellows who look at you , and obferve your Eye wander after new Conquefts every Moment you are in a publick Place ; and yet there is fuch a Beauty in all your Looks and Gestures , that I cannot ...
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... tion made me fenfible of Satisfactions in a regular Way , which I had never before imagined . When he was grown familiar with me , he opened himfelf like a good Angel , and told me , he had long laboured to ripen me into a Preparation ...
... tion made me fenfible of Satisfactions in a regular Way , which I had never before imagined . When he was grown familiar with me , he opened himfelf like a good Angel , and told me , he had long laboured to ripen me into a Preparation ...
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