The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 64
... pleasure is followed by the lofs of health , reputation , and for- tune : he poffeffes true courage , because he knows danger , and the neceffity of braving it . His other vir- tues flow from the fame principle , or rather they are only ...
... pleasure is followed by the lofs of health , reputation , and for- tune : he poffeffes true courage , because he knows danger , and the neceffity of braving it . His other vir- tues flow from the fame principle , or rather they are only ...
Page 138
... pleasure and the defire of pleafing were equally unknown . Thofe that I had an opportunity of obferving , I thought very much re- fembled the loungers and coxcombs of our day , who , without any view of receiving pleasure , mingle in a ...
... pleasure and the defire of pleafing were equally unknown . Thofe that I had an opportunity of obferving , I thought very much re- fembled the loungers and coxcombs of our day , who , without any view of receiving pleasure , mingle in a ...
Page 412
... pleasure ! Then lafting as time be thy stay . We are gratified alfo with another piece , for its beauty and fimplicity ; being short we cannot help ad- ding it . To a beautiful little Girl , of Four Years old , fitting in her Baby Houfe ...
... pleasure ! Then lafting as time be thy stay . We are gratified alfo with another piece , for its beauty and fimplicity ; being short we cannot help ad- ding it . To a beautiful little Girl , of Four Years old , fitting in her Baby Houfe ...
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