The SpectatorRichard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 25
... reason why the nor- thern hive , as he calls it , does not send out fuch prodigious fwarms , and over - run the world with Goths and Vandals , as it did formerly ; but had that excellent author obferved that there were no ftudents in ...
... reason why the nor- thern hive , as he calls it , does not send out fuch prodigious fwarms , and over - run the world with Goths and Vandals , as it did formerly ; but had that excellent author obferved that there were no ftudents in ...
Strana 41
... reason , and that it requires the direction of the niceft judgment , by fo much more as it indulges itself in the moft boundless freedoms . There is a kind of nature that is to be obferved in this fort of compofitions , as well as in ...
... reason , and that it requires the direction of the niceft judgment , by fo much more as it indulges itself in the moft boundless freedoms . There is a kind of nature that is to be obferved in this fort of compofitions , as well as in ...
Strana 46
... reason I do not diflike the fpeeches in our English tragedy that clofe with an Hemiftic , or half verfe , notwithstanding the per- fon who speaks after it begins a new verfe , with- out filling up the preceding one : nor with abrupt ...
... reason I do not diflike the fpeeches in our English tragedy that clofe with an Hemiftic , or half verfe , notwithstanding the per- fon who speaks after it begins a new verfe , with- out filling up the preceding one : nor with abrupt ...
Strana 70
... reason we often find them endeavouring at works of fancy , which coft them infinite pangs in the production . The truth of it is , a man had better be a galley - flave than a wit . were one to gain that title by thofe elaborate tri ...
... reason we often find them endeavouring at works of fancy , which coft them infinite pangs in the production . The truth of it is , a man had better be a galley - flave than a wit . were one to gain that title by thofe elaborate tri ...
Strana 71
... reason , as the ancients above- mentioned , but purely for the fake of being wit- ty . Among innumerable inftances that may be given of this nature , I shall produce the device of one Mr. Newberry , as I find it mentioned by our learned ...
... reason , as the ancients above- mentioned , but purely for the fake of being wit- ty . Among innumerable inftances that may be given of this nature , I shall produce the device of one Mr. Newberry , as I find it mentioned by our learned ...
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