The Spectator: With Notes, and a General Index. The Eight Volumes Comprised in OneHickman and Hazzard. William Brown, printer, 1822 - Всего страниц: 771 |
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... greatest genius that is not broken and cultivated by took his pen into his hand ; but that one sentence the rules of art . Imitation is natural to us , and always produced another . For my own part , I when it does not raise the mind to ...
... greatest genius that is not broken and cultivated by took his pen into his hand ; but that one sentence the rules of art . Imitation is natural to us , and always produced another . For my own part , I when it does not raise the mind to ...
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... greatest wit that ever set pen I shall choose one instance which may be met with to paper . It is certain there never was a greater in all the writers of this class . The passion of propriety of words and thoughts adapted to the love in ...
... greatest wit that ever set pen I shall choose one instance which may be met with to paper . It is certain there never was a greater in all the writers of this class . The passion of propriety of words and thoughts adapted to the love in ...
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... greatest appearance in the field , and the fields , the woods , and the rivers , that appeared cried the loudest , the best on it is , they are but a natural . Several of the trees blossomed in leaf- sort of French Huguenots , or Dutch ...
... greatest appearance in the field , and the fields , the woods , and the rivers , that appeared cried the loudest , the best on it is , they are but a natural . Several of the trees blossomed in leaf- sort of French Huguenots , or Dutch ...
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... greatest delights are those of the eye , which extant , if it appeared under the name of a Con- I do not doubt but I shall gratify with as beautiful fucius , or of any celebrated Grecian philosopher : cjects as yours ever beheld . If ...
... greatest delights are those of the eye , which extant , if it appeared under the name of a Con- I do not doubt but I shall gratify with as beautiful fucius , or of any celebrated Grecian philosopher : cjects as yours ever beheld . If ...
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... greatest heroic poets , hath been to celebrate persons and actions which do honour to their country : thus Virgil's hero was the founder of Rome , Homer's a prince of Greece ; and for this reason Valerius Flaccus and Statius , who were ...
... greatest heroic poets , hath been to celebrate persons and actions which do honour to their country : thus Virgil's hero was the founder of Rome , Homer's a prince of Greece ; and for this reason Valerius Flaccus and Statius , who were ...
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