The Spectator, Svazek 8J. F. Dove, 1827 |
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... turning Hackney - coach- men Steele . Steele . 499. Will Honeycomb's Account of the Siege of Hers- berg , and his Dream · 500. Defence and Happiness of a married Life 501. Patience , an Allegory · Addison . · Steele . Parnell . 502. On ...
... turning Hackney - coach- men Steele . Steele . 499. Will Honeycomb's Account of the Siege of Hers- berg , and his Dream · 500. Defence and Happiness of a married Life 501. Patience , an Allegory · Addison . · Steele . Parnell . 502. On ...
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... turn as much to the profit as the pleasure of the owner ? A marsh overgrown with willows , or a mountain shaded with oaks , are not only more beautiful , but more beneficial , than when they lie bare and un- adorned . Fields of corn ...
... turn as much to the profit as the pleasure of the owner ? A marsh overgrown with willows , or a mountain shaded with oaks , are not only more beautiful , but more beneficial , than when they lie bare and un- adorned . Fields of corn ...
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... turn'd and made appear Her neck refulgent , and dishevel'd hair ; Which , flowing from her shoulders , reach'd the ground , And widely spread ambrosial scents around : In length of train descends her sweeping gown , And by her graceful ...
... turn'd and made appear Her neck refulgent , and dishevel'd hair ; Which , flowing from her shoulders , reach'd the ground , And widely spread ambrosial scents around : In length of train descends her sweeping gown , And by her graceful ...
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... turn them upon our own happiness . Whereas , on the contrary , we con- sider the misfortunes we read in history or poetry , either as past , or as fictitious ; so that the reflection upon our- selves rises in us insensibly , and ...
... turn them upon our own happiness . Whereas , on the contrary , we con- sider the misfortunes we read in history or poetry , either as past , or as fictitious ; so that the reflection upon our- selves rises in us insensibly , and ...
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... turn the course of his rivers in all the variety of meanders that are most de- lightful to the reader's imagination . In a word , he has the modelling of nature in his own hands , and may give her what charms he pleases , provided he ...
... turn the course of his rivers in all the variety of meanders that are most de- lightful to the reader's imagination . In a word , he has the modelling of nature in his own hands , and may give her what charms he pleases , provided he ...
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