The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... fall- ing fick . Here was the firft Sorrow I ever knew ; and I ́ affure you , Mr.SPECTATOR , I remember the beau- ⚫tiful Action of the fweet Youth.in his Fever , as fresh as if it were Yefterday . If he wanted any thing , it must be ...
... fall- ing fick . Here was the firft Sorrow I ever knew ; and I ́ affure you , Mr.SPECTATOR , I remember the beau- ⚫tiful Action of the fweet Youth.in his Fever , as fresh as if it were Yefterday . If he wanted any thing , it must be ...
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... fall like a Slave at their Feet , or that this Quality fupplies their own prin- cipal Defect , in guarding them from ... falls in Love , and did not Gratitude restrain her from murdering her Deliverer , would die at her Feet by her ...
... fall like a Slave at their Feet , or that this Quality fupplies their own prin- cipal Defect , in guarding them from ... falls in Love , and did not Gratitude restrain her from murdering her Deliverer , would die at her Feet by her ...
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... fall away into nothing almost as foon as it is created ? Are fuch Abilities made for no Purpofe ? A Brute arrives at a point of Per- fection that he can never pass : In a few Years he has all the Endowments he is capable of ; and were ...
... fall away into nothing almost as foon as it is created ? Are fuch Abilities made for no Purpofe ? A Brute arrives at a point of Per- fection that he can never pass : In a few Years he has all the Endowments he is capable of ; and were ...
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