The Spectator, Том 6Messrs. Payne, Rivington, Davis, Longman, Dodsley [and 23 others in London], 1712 |
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... defcription which Antony makes in the dialogue between him and Dola- bella , of Cleopatra in her barge . " Her galley down the filver Cidnos row'd : " The tackling filk , the ftreamers wav'd with gold ; " The gentle winds were lodg'd in ...
... defcription which Antony makes in the dialogue between him and Dola- bella , of Cleopatra in her barge . " Her galley down the filver Cidnos row'd : " The tackling filk , the ftreamers wav'd with gold ; " The gentle winds were lodg'd in ...
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... defcription in Homer has charmed more readers than a chapter in Ariftotle . Befides , the plea- fures of the imagination have this advantage , above those of the understanding , that they are more obvious , and more easy to be acquired ...
... defcription in Homer has charmed more readers than a chapter in Ariftotle . Befides , the plea- fures of the imagination have this advantage , above those of the understanding , that they are more obvious , and more easy to be acquired ...
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... Defcription runs yet farther from the things it reprefents than painting ; for a picture bears a real re- femblance to its original , which letters and fyllables are wholly void of . Colours fpeak all languages , but words are ...
... Defcription runs yet farther from the things it reprefents than painting ; for a picture bears a real re- femblance to its original , which letters and fyllables are wholly void of . Colours fpeak all languages , but words are ...
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... defcription , or found that represents them . It is im- poffible for us to give the neceffary reafon why this . operation of the mind is attended with fo much plea- fure , as I have before observed on the fame occafion ; but we find a ...
... defcription , or found that represents them . It is im- poffible for us to give the neceffary reafon why this . operation of the mind is attended with fo much plea- fure , as I have before observed on the fame occafion ; but we find a ...
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... defcription , the poet gives us as free a view of it as he pleases , and difcovers to us feveral parts , that either ... defcriptions . We find one tranfported with a paffage , which another runs over with coldness and indifference , or ...
... defcription , the poet gives us as free a view of it as he pleases , and difcovers to us feveral parts , that either ... defcriptions . We find one tranfported with a paffage , which another runs over with coldness and indifference , or ...
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