...phrensy in my manner, which threw her into a panic, like that of Seznele perhaps, when the Thnnderer, in all his majesty, surrounded with ten thousand celestial...had I not, just in time, recollected that she was net so mnch in my power, but that she might abandon me at her pleasure, having more friends in that...

...her hand, and more than kissed it, I was ready to devour it. There was, I believe, a kind of frenzy in my manner, which threw her into a panic, like that...burningglasses, was about to scorch her into a cinder. tiatory ardour — surely she will not be always thus guarded. I had not been a moment by myself but...

...ready to devour it. There was, I believe, a kind of frenzy in my manner, which threw her into a panie, like that of Semele perhaps, when the Thunderer, in...burningglasses, was about to scorch her into a cinder. tiatory ardour — surely she will not be always thus guarded. I had not been a moment I)j myself but...

...she could make any subject plausible. I was all error: she all perfection. And I snatched her baud; and, more than kissed it; I was ready to devour it....power, but that she might abandon me at her pleasure, haying more friends in that house than I had, I should at that moment have made offers, that would...

...her hand, and more than kissed it; I was ready to devour it. There was, I believe, a kind of frenzy in my manner which threw her into a panic like that...burning-glasses, was about to scorch her into a cinder" (2:98). The unbowdlerized story, of course, is that Semele desired Zeus to come upon her in all his...

...rapture, when he seized her hand, and put her, by his WILD manner, as she expresses it, Letter XXXIX. into such terror. Darkness and light, I swore, were...burning-glasses, was about to scorch her into a cinder. *>K>K Had not my heart misgiven me, and had I not, just in time, recollected that she was not so much...