The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... attend , attend may they Whom youthful Vigour may to Sin betray ; Let them falfe Charmers fly , and guard their Hearts . Against the wily Wanton's pleafing Arts , With Care direct their Steps , nor turn aftray To tread the Paths of her ...
... attend , attend may they Whom youthful Vigour may to Sin betray ; Let them falfe Charmers fly , and guard their Hearts . Against the wily Wanton's pleafing Arts , With Care direct their Steps , nor turn aftray To tread the Paths of her ...
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... He is not obliged to attend her in the flow Advances which fhe makes from one Season to another , or to ob- ferve her Conduct , in the fucceffive Production of Plants and Flowers . He may draw into his Description all the Beauties ...
... He is not obliged to attend her in the flow Advances which fhe makes from one Season to another , or to ob- ferve her Conduct , in the fucceffive Production of Plants and Flowers . He may draw into his Description all the Beauties ...
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... His Prefence fall my Wants fupply , And guard me with a watchful Eye ; My Noon - day Walks he shall attend , And all my Mid - night Hours defend . H 3 II . Whe II . When in the fultry Glebe I faint , No. 441 The SPECTATOR .
... His Prefence fall my Wants fupply , And guard me with a watchful Eye ; My Noon - day Walks he shall attend , And all my Mid - night Hours defend . H 3 II . Whe II . When in the fultry Glebe I faint , No. 441 The SPECTATOR .
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