The Spectator, Svazek 6Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 58
... writing , feldom rife up fingly , but at certain periods of time appear together , and in a body ; as they did at Rome in the reign of Auguftus , and in Greece about the age of Socrates . I cannot think that Corneille , Racine , Moliere ...
... writing , feldom rife up fingly , but at certain periods of time appear together , and in a body ; as they did at Rome in the reign of Auguftus , and in Greece about the age of Socrates . I cannot think that Corneille , Racine , Moliere ...
Strana 104
... writing . How a poet should be qualified for The pleatures of the imagination that arise from it . In this refpect why the moderns excel the an- cients . Why the English excel the moderns . Who the best among the Englith . Of ...
... writing . How a poet should be qualified for The pleatures of the imagination that arise from it . In this refpect why the moderns excel the an- cients . Why the English excel the moderns . Who the best among the Englith . Of ...
Strana 232
... writer generally makes a trial of them in the world before he owns them ; and , I be- lieve , very few , who are capable of writing , would fer pen to paper , if they knew before - hand that they muft not publish their productions but ...
... writer generally makes a trial of them in the world before he owns them ; and , I be- lieve , very few , who are capable of writing , would fer pen to paper , if they knew before - hand that they muft not publish their productions but ...
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