The Spectator V.1
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SATURDAY, April f. ( BY STEELE.
Fervldus tecum puer, et solutis Gratia zonis, properentque nymph*, Et parum comis sine te Juventas, itfercitritisqiie. Hor, Od.&Q. l v ,lv£.
The graces, with their zones unloos'd, The nymphs, their beauties all expos'd, From every spring, and every plain ; Thy pow'rful, hot, and winged boy, And youth, that's dull without thy joy, And Mercury compose thy train. - Creech.
A FRIEND of mine has two daughters, whom I will call Lastitia and Daphne : the former is one o...f the greatest beauties of the age in which she lives ; the latter no way remarkable for any charms in her per- son. Upon this one circumstance of their outward form, the good and ill of their life seems to turn. Lse- titia has not, from her very childhood, heard any thing else but commendations of her features and complex- ion ; by which means she is no other than nature made her, a very beautiful outside. The consciousness of her charms has rendered her insupportably vain and insolent towards all who have to do with her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SATURDAY, April f. ( BY STEELE.
Fervldus tecum puer, et solutis Gratia zonis, properentque nymph*, Et parum comis sine te Juventas, itfercitritisqiie. Hor, Od.&Q. l v ,lv£.
The graces, with their zones unloos'd, The nymphs, their beauties all expos'd, From every spring, and every plain ; Thy pow'rful, hot, and winged boy, And youth, that's dull without thy joy, And Mercury compose thy train. - Creech.
A FRIEND of mine has two daughters, whom I will call Lastitia and Daphne : the former is one o...f the greatest beauties of the age in which she lives ; the latter no way remarkable for any charms in her per- son. Upon this one circumstance of their outward form, the good and ill of their life seems to turn. Lse- titia has not, from her very childhood, heard any thing else but commendations of her features and complex- ion ; by which means she is no other than nature made her, a very beautiful outside. The consciousness of her charms has rendered her insupportably vain and insolent towards all who have to do with her.
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