The Lounger: A Periodical Paper, Published at Edinburgh in the Years 1785 and 1786, Том 1T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand, and W. Creech, at Edinburgh., 1804 - Всего страниц: 314 |
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... affections ; and who , in affigning any causes of events , have feldom gone beyond thofe immediately connected with the particular characters of the perfons whose actions they defcribe . The fecond clafs comprehends the very few ...
... affections ; and who , in affigning any causes of events , have feldom gone beyond thofe immediately connected with the particular characters of the perfons whose actions they defcribe . The fecond clafs comprehends the very few ...
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... affection of the best , the most amiable of women . When I married my Maria , engaged to her by that esteem which an acquaintance almost from infancy had produced , I knew not half her worth . The fituation in which fhe was now placed ...
... affection of the best , the most amiable of women . When I married my Maria , engaged to her by that esteem which an acquaintance almost from infancy had produced , I knew not half her worth . The fituation in which fhe was now placed ...
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... affection . But what human being could have been infenfible to loveliness , to worth , to ten- derness like her's ? Poor was that affection which often preferred the most trivial selfish gratifica- tion to her wishes or requests ; and ...
... affection . But what human being could have been infenfible to loveliness , to worth , to ten- derness like her's ? Poor was that affection which often preferred the most trivial selfish gratifica- tion to her wishes or requests ; and ...
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... for her virtues , the affection which I really bore her , and the sense I had of her ten- derness , wrung my heart at times with the deepest remorse , remorfe , and prompted me to atone for my injuf- 56 N ° 7 . THE LOUNGER .
... for her virtues , the affection which I really bore her , and the sense I had of her ten- derness , wrung my heart at times with the deepest remorse , remorfe , and prompted me to atone for my injuf- 56 N ° 7 . THE LOUNGER .
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... affections , where every en- joyment multiplies itself , and leads to still fuller and more endearing fources of delight . Many a time have I felt a craving void in my heart , and how to fill it up I knew not . The very in- dolence ...
... affections , where every en- joyment multiplies itself , and leads to still fuller and more endearing fources of delight . Many a time have I felt a craving void in my heart , and how to fill it up I knew not . The very in- dolence ...
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