The Observer: Being a Collection of Moral, Literary and Familiar Essays, المجلد 3C. Dilly, 1786 - 1037 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 43
... ftrong as the above , I perfuade myself the reader will not be dif- pleafed , if I lay before him one extract more , in which he ridicules the affected dress and manners of the travelled gentlemen of his day : If we contemplate it as a ...
... ftrong as the above , I perfuade myself the reader will not be dif- pleafed , if I lay before him one extract more , in which he ridicules the affected dress and manners of the travelled gentlemen of his day : If we contemplate it as a ...
الصفحة 240
... ftrong rebellion lays thy country low . " Thou canst affect humility to hide " Some deep device of monstrous pride ; " Conscience and charity pretend " For compassing some private end ; " And in a canting conventicle note " Long ...
... ftrong rebellion lays thy country low . " Thou canst affect humility to hide " Some deep device of monstrous pride ; " Conscience and charity pretend " For compassing some private end ; " And in a canting conventicle note " Long ...
الصفحة 258
... ftrong Neceffity ! of whose swift course " So many feel , so few escape the force , " Whither , ah ! whither , in thy prone career , " Hast thou decreed this dying frame to bear ? " Me in my better days nor foe , nor friend , " Nor ...
... ftrong Neceffity ! of whose swift course " So many feel , so few escape the force , " Whither , ah ! whither , in thy prone career , " Hast thou decreed this dying frame to bear ? " Me in my better days nor foe , nor friend , " Nor ...
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