The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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Page 22
... whilst the other breathes amity and peace by delineating the adventures of an unfortunate prince , who had been long absent from his native land , It will be proper to inform the reader of the It 22 THE MONTHLY VISITOR . their powers ...
... whilst the other breathes amity and peace by delineating the adventures of an unfortunate prince , who had been long absent from his native land , It will be proper to inform the reader of the It 22 THE MONTHLY VISITOR . their powers ...
Page 47
... whilst love was conftantly attended with tumult and alarm . Whatever turn the takes , faid they , the will ever be an enemy to labour , her fimiles are too gay , and her disappointments too melancholy , for any ferious application ...
... whilst love was conftantly attended with tumult and alarm . Whatever turn the takes , faid they , the will ever be an enemy to labour , her fimiles are too gay , and her disappointments too melancholy , for any ferious application ...
Page 198
... whilst by frigid fashion unreprest , Sbe to chafte transports open'd all her breast , Joy'd her lov'd babe its playful hands to twine Round her fair neck , or midft her locks divine ; And from the fount with every grace imbued Drank ...
... whilst by frigid fashion unreprest , Sbe to chafte transports open'd all her breast , Joy'd her lov'd babe its playful hands to twine Round her fair neck , or midft her locks divine ; And from the fount with every grace imbued Drank ...
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