The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 46
... taste the quiet joy " Of calm contentment , which can never cloy : " But more than all - to banish from my heart " Tormenting love , and its too pleasing smart ; " Thus did I fwear - but lift'ning Cupid fmil'd , " And , whilft with his ...
... taste the quiet joy " Of calm contentment , which can never cloy : " But more than all - to banish from my heart " Tormenting love , and its too pleasing smart ; " Thus did I fwear - but lift'ning Cupid fmil'd , " And , whilft with his ...
Page 331
... taste increafes fenfibi- lity to all the tender and humane paffions , by giving them frequent exercife , while it tends to weaken the more violent and fierce emotions . —-—-- Ingenuas didiciffe fideliter artes Emollit mores , nec finit ...
... taste increafes fenfibi- lity to all the tender and humane paffions , by giving them frequent exercife , while it tends to weaken the more violent and fierce emotions . —-—-- Ingenuas didiciffe fideliter artes Emollit mores , nec finit ...
Page 385
... fund of pleasure , that will delight and improve us at the fame time , and be in no danger of fatiating by frequent repetition . VOL . VI . Kk An An early taste for reading , properly directed , would THE MONTHLY VISITOR . 385.
... fund of pleasure , that will delight and improve us at the fame time , and be in no danger of fatiating by frequent repetition . VOL . VI . Kk An An early taste for reading , properly directed , would THE MONTHLY VISITOR . 385.
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