The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... heart had no place ; pleasure and the defire of pleafing were equally unknown . Thofe that I had an opportunity of ... heart , and foothed the imagination . With what regret did I recollect those converfation parties , in which my heart ...
... heart had no place ; pleasure and the defire of pleafing were equally unknown . Thofe that I had an opportunity of ... heart , and foothed the imagination . With what regret did I recollect those converfation parties , in which my heart ...
Page 144
... heart ; it branches out into many amiable difpofitions and ge nerous affections ; and bloffoms into beautiful flowers of virtuous and elegant joy . Senfibility infpires with gratitude . When a heart of warm fenfibility receives a ...
... heart ; it branches out into many amiable difpofitions and ge nerous affections ; and bloffoms into beautiful flowers of virtuous and elegant joy . Senfibility infpires with gratitude . When a heart of warm fenfibility receives a ...
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other hearts are wrung with agony , her tender heart- ftrings burft ! yet , furely , even this , painful as it is , has more sweetness in it than a tastelefs infenfibility , a cold and ... hearts are wrung with agony, her tender heart- ...
other hearts are wrung with agony , her tender heart- ftrings burft ! yet , furely , even this , painful as it is , has more sweetness in it than a tastelefs infenfibility , a cold and ... hearts are wrung with agony, her tender heart- ...
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