The Lucubrations of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq, Volumen3J.N. and sold by E. Nutt, 1711 |
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... Imagination , more agreeable in a fhort fcanty Petti- coat , than the finest Woman of Quality in her Spreading Fardingal ; and that the dextrous Twirl of your Mop has more native Charms , than the ftudied Airs of a Lady's Fan . In a ...
... Imagination , more agreeable in a fhort fcanty Petti- coat , than the finest Woman of Quality in her Spreading Fardingal ; and that the dextrous Twirl of your Mop has more native Charms , than the ftudied Airs of a Lady's Fan . In a ...
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... Imagination could form upon the Occafion . the Occafion . He violently pro- tefted , going out of the Window was no way terrible , but as it was going from her ; with feveral other kind Expreffions , which procu- red him a fecond ...
... Imagination could form upon the Occafion . the Occafion . He violently pro- tefted , going out of the Window was no way terrible , but as it was going from her ; with feveral other kind Expreffions , which procu- red him a fecond ...
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... Imagination , that tho ' it may play from Bough to Bough , and strive to avert its Eyes from it for fome Time , yet it comes nearer and nearer by little Intervals of looking another Way , ' till it drops into the Jaws of the Animal ...
... Imagination , that tho ' it may play from Bough to Bough , and strive to avert its Eyes from it for fome Time , yet it comes nearer and nearer by little Intervals of looking another Way , ' till it drops into the Jaws of the Animal ...
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... my Readers , who are unhappy either in Reality or Imagination , with an Allegory , for which I am indebted to the great Father and Prince of Poets . As I was fitting after Dinner in my Elbow Chair 200 The Tatler . N ° 146 .
... my Readers , who are unhappy either in Reality or Imagination , with an Allegory , for which I am indebted to the great Father and Prince of Poets . As I was fitting after Dinner in my Elbow Chair 200 The Tatler . N ° 146 .
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... Imagination into the follow- ing Dream . • to When Jupiter took into his Hands the Go- vernment of the World , the feveral Parts of Nature , with the Prefiding Deities , did Ho- mage to him . One presented him with a Mountain of Winds ...
... Imagination into the follow- ing Dream . • to When Jupiter took into his Hands the Go- vernment of the World , the feveral Parts of Nature , with the Prefiding Deities , did Ho- mage to him . One presented him with a Mountain of Winds ...
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