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८ ८ abſence ADRASTUS ALMIRA almoſt alſo Anatolia Anſwer answer'd appear'd ARBANES ARIDANOR ARILLA ARSINOE ATTALINDA BARSINA becauſe Buſineſs Caramania Cauſe Charms CLEARCHUS CLEOMENES Cloſet conſent Converſation cry'd dear Defires deſign Diſcourſe Diſpoſition DORASPE eaſe eaſy ELARIA EURIDICE excuſe faid fame favour fear firſt fome foon Friendſhip fuch fuffer guilty Heart herſelf Honour hope Houſe Husband HYANTHE IDOMEUS imagin'd Intereſt IRENE ISMONDA itſelf juſt Lady laſt leaſt leſs look'd loſs Love Lover LUTETIA Madam manner MARMILLIO ment Miſtreſs moſt muſt oblig'd oblige occafion Paffion paſs paſs'd Paſſion Perſon pleaſe Pleaſure poſſible prefence preſent Prince Princeſs purpoſe reaſon receiv'd refuſe reply'd Reſolution ſaid ſame ſay ſcarce ſee ſeem ſeem'd ſelf ſenſible ſent ſhall ſhare ſhe ſhould ſhow ſome ſomething Soul ſpeak ſpite ſtay ſtill ſuch ſufficient tender Tenderneſs THEODORE theſe Words thing thoſe thought tion tranſported uſe utmoſt vex'd Viſit whoſe wiſh Woman ZELINDA
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Page 328 - Check, with too much greedinefs we devour, and the rich Sweets with too much Plenty cloy. To all this may be added, that ISMONDA buoying up Ambition with...
Page 90 - English very well, and thus he knew the meaning of all that the ladies had been saying ; and he was too well acquainted with human nature not to know that the end of such a consultation and deliberation as that would be the purchase of the bracelet, and was therefore not at all disposed to abate the price.
Page 327 - Man fears to lofe, he is for ever endeavouring to preferve ; but when Doubt is no more, and you have no farther to do than to go on in. one...
Page 5 - MARMILLIO, (a Caramanian Nobleman who from his Childhood had been bred up with him, had ever been his...
Page 5 - MARMILLIO, who prefently faw the Condition of his Prince, kept it from being perceivable by the Husband ; but the fair Occafton was too fenfible of the Force of her Charms, to be decciv'd in that manner ; fhe both knew and triumph'd in the Conqueft fhe had made ; and tho...
Page 6 - THEODORE, on the other fide, was no fooncr departed from the prefence of his adored ISMONDA, than he was convinced by the pain he was in, what...
Page 5 - THEODORE, rouzing all that was vain or ambitious in her Soul, made her in very great B 3 danger danger of fwerving from that Puty, me had, till now, preferved with all imaginable ftridnefs.
Page 4 - Feaft, and heighten'd every plcafure, was the prefencc of the lovely ISMONDA, Wife to ADRASTUS. The Heart of THEODORE, till now...