The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 144
... foul , the health of the heart , the glory of the bofom - it thrills , and circulates through the heartstrings ... fouls are more civilized ; they are refined , and foftened with nicer affections . But there is an higher rank than these ...
... foul , the health of the heart , the glory of the bofom - it thrills , and circulates through the heartstrings ... fouls are more civilized ; they are refined , and foftened with nicer affections . But there is an higher rank than these ...
Page 183
... foul with anguish ? In dying falls anon they languish , Melting all the foul to fadness . She fings the pangs of guileful love , The tort'ring cares her vot'rys prove , Who view with ecstacy the fair When hope presents her airy crown ...
... foul with anguish ? In dying falls anon they languish , Melting all the foul to fadness . She fings the pangs of guileful love , The tort'ring cares her vot'rys prove , Who view with ecstacy the fair When hope presents her airy crown ...
Page 245
... foul . Thefe , the grofs animal fight cannot dif . cern . These are only to be contemplated by fenfibility , that finer organ of the foul ! How ridiculous then , that proud ftoical fyftem that would eftablish apathy of foul in the room ...
... foul . Thefe , the grofs animal fight cannot dif . cern . These are only to be contemplated by fenfibility , that finer organ of the foul ! How ridiculous then , that proud ftoical fyftem that would eftablish apathy of foul in the room ...
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