The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... observed , without the Help of fuch ill- natured Monitors . IN order likewife to come at a true Knowledge of our felves , we should confider on the other hand how far we may deferve the Praises and Approbations which the World beftow ...
... observed , without the Help of fuch ill- natured Monitors . IN order likewife to come at a true Knowledge of our felves , we should confider on the other hand how far we may deferve the Praises and Approbations which the World beftow ...
Strana 76
... observed on the fame Occafi- on ; but we find a great Variety of Entertainments de- rived from this fingle Principle : For it is this that not only gives us a Relish of Statuary , Painting and Defcrip- tion , but makes us delight in all ...
... observed on the fame Occafi- on ; but we find a great Variety of Entertainments de- rived from this fingle Principle : For it is this that not only gives us a Relish of Statuary , Painting and Defcrip- tion , but makes us delight in all ...
Strana 248
... observed in a former Paper , had an Eye to feveral of those fore- going Inftances , in that beautiful Description wherein he represents the Arch - Angel and the evil Spirit as ad- dreffing themselves for the Combat , but parted by the ...
... observed in a former Paper , had an Eye to feveral of those fore- going Inftances , in that beautiful Description wherein he represents the Arch - Angel and the evil Spirit as ad- dreffing themselves for the Combat , but parted by the ...
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