The Spectator, Svazek 8 |
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Strana 5
I doubt not but this last argument will have force with you ; and I cannot add
another to it , but what your severity will , I fear , very little regard , which is , that I
am , “ Sir , your greatest admirer , “ RICHARD STEELE . ' N ° 414. WEDNESDAY
...
I doubt not but this last argument will have force with you ; and I cannot add
another to it , but what your severity will , I fear , very little regard , which is , that I
am , “ Sir , your greatest admirer , “ RICHARD STEELE . ' N ° 414. WEDNESDAY
...
Strana 9
The art I mean is that of architecture , which I shall consider only with regard to
the light in which the foregoing speculations have placed it , without entering into
those rules and maxims which the great masters of architecture have laid down ...
The art I mean is that of architecture , which I shall consider only with regard to
the light in which the foregoing speculations have placed it , without entering into
those rules and maxims which the great masters of architecture have laid down ...
Strana 21
But to consider it only as it regards our present subject ; What can be conceived
greater than the battle of angels , the majesty of Messiah , the stature and
behaviour of Satan and his peers ? What more beautiful than Pandæmonium ,
Paradise ...
But to consider it only as it regards our present subject ; What can be conceived
greater than the battle of angels , the majesty of Messiah , the stature and
behaviour of Satan and his peers ? What more beautiful than Pandæmonium ,
Paradise ...
Strana 36
Acetus has no regard to the modesty or weakness of the person he rallies ; but if
his quality or humility gives him any superiority to the man he would fall upon , he
has no mercy in making the onset , He can be pleased to see his best friend out ...
Acetus has no regard to the modesty or weakness of the person he rallies ; but if
his quality or humility gives him any superiority to the man he would fall upon , he
has no mercy in making the onset , He can be pleased to see his best friend out ...
Strana 49
He was reflecting upon the succession of particular virtues and qualities there
might be preserved from one generation to another , if these regards were
reciprocally held in veneration ; but as he never fails to mix an air of mirth and
good ...
He was reflecting upon the succession of particular virtues and qualities there
might be preserved from one generation to another , if these regards were
reciprocally held in veneration ; but as he never fails to mix an air of mirth and
good ...
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | The Spectator, Svazek 8 British essayists – Svazky 4–9 The Spectator |
| Vydavatel | J. F. Dove, 1827 |
| Zdroj originálu: | Wisconsinská univerzita – Madison |
| Digitalizováno | 10. listopad 2016 |
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