The Idler and the Adventurer

Adventurer AENEID amusement appear Bathurst beauty Bennet Langton Bonnell Thornton censure common commonly considered curiosity delight desire diligence Diogenes Laertius discovered easily edition elegance endeavour enquiry equally essays expected expence eyes favour fortune friends genius Gentleman's Magazine Gilles Ménage gratified happiness Hawkesworth honour hope Horace hour Hudibras human idleness Idler imagination Johnson Juvenal kind knowledge labour lady learned less live look mankind ment mind Misargyrus misery morning nature ness never night observed once opinion Ovid paper pars passed passions perhaps pleased pleasure Plutarch Posidippus praise present produce Rambler Rasselas readers reason Religio Medici resolved rich Saturday says scarcely Scots Magazine seldom sentiments shew sometimes suffered talk tell thing Thomas Warton thought thro Tibullus tion told truth Universal Chronicle virtue Warton wish write