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, Volume 2J. Johnson, 1801 - English poetry |
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Page 673
... paffed in relation to me ? when a vafi con- courfe of people from all parts of Italy , animated with a concern for my fafety , would , with joyful voice , have celebrated the glory of the action , and the whole city have claimed the ...
... paffed in relation to me ? when a vafi con- courfe of people from all parts of Italy , animated with a concern for my fafety , would , with joyful voice , have celebrated the glory of the action , and the whole city have claimed the ...
Page 951
... paffed by ; on whofe countenance a dignity fusted to their station , tempered with the mot amiable complacency , was fenfibly impref- fed . It was obfervable that as their majef tes and the nobility paffed the corner which commanded a ...
... paffed by ; on whofe countenance a dignity fusted to their station , tempered with the mot amiable complacency , was fenfibly impref- fed . It was obfervable that as their majef tes and the nobility paffed the corner which commanded a ...
Page 971
... paffed very gently , and deling , through the two prin- cipal streets , only in my fhort waificoat , for fear of damaging the roofs and eves of the houles with the ikirts of my coat . I walked with the utmoft cireumfpection to avoid ...
... paffed very gently , and deling , through the two prin- cipal streets , only in my fhort waificoat , for fear of damaging the roofs and eves of the houles with the ikirts of my coat . I walked with the utmoft cireumfpection to avoid ...
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