Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Pieces of Poetry Selected for the Impropvement of Young Persons Being Similar in Design to Elegant Extracts in Prose, Volumen 2J. Johnson, 1801 |
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... pleasure ; which he in- dulged in their turns to the greatest ex- cels ; yet the first was always predominant ; to which he could eafily facrifice all the charms of the fecond , and draw pleasure even from toils and dangers , when they ...
... pleasure ; which he in- dulged in their turns to the greatest ex- cels ; yet the first was always predominant ; to which he could eafily facrifice all the charms of the fecond , and draw pleasure even from toils and dangers , when they ...
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... pleasure of waiting upon you now . I am engaged , abfolutely en- gaged . Mercury . I know you have an amiable affectionate husband , and feveral fine chil- dren : but you need not be told , that nei . ther conjugal attachments ...
... pleasure of waiting upon you now . I am engaged , abfolutely en- gaged . Mercury . I know you have an amiable affectionate husband , and feveral fine chil- dren : but you need not be told , that nei . ther conjugal attachments ...
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... pleasure rifes from a double principle ; from the agreeableness of the objects to the eye , and from their fimilitude to other ob- jects : we are pleafed as well with compar- ing their beauties , as with furveying them , and can ...
... pleasure rifes from a double principle ; from the agreeableness of the objects to the eye , and from their fimilitude to other ob- jects : we are pleafed as well with compar- ing their beauties , as with furveying them , and can ...
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