The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 59
... perhaps any other has produced , and particularized most of thofe rational and manly beauties which give a value to that divine work * . I shall next Saturday enter upon an effay on the pleasures of the imagination , which though it ...
... perhaps any other has produced , and particularized most of thofe rational and manly beauties which give a value to that divine work * . I shall next Saturday enter upon an effay on the pleasures of the imagination , which though it ...
Strana 111
... perhaps , the imagination will be able to keep pace with the understanding , and to form in it- felf distinct ideas of all the different modes and quan- tities of space . * By ADDISON , written probably at his Office , perhaps at Ox ...
... perhaps , the imagination will be able to keep pace with the understanding , and to form in it- felf distinct ideas of all the different modes and quan- tities of space . * By ADDISON , written probably at his Office , perhaps at Ox ...
Strana 158
... perhaps two , admired men , in their own body , they can only gain a fecondary and derivative kind . of fame . Thele copiers of men , like thofe of au- thors or painters , run into affectations of fome odd- nefs , which perhaps was not ...
... perhaps two , admired men , in their own body , they can only gain a fecondary and derivative kind . of fame . Thele copiers of men , like thofe of au- thors or painters , run into affectations of fome odd- nefs , which perhaps was not ...
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