The Spectator, Svazek 11793 |
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Strana 178
... same time I am very apprehenfive of many ill confequence that may attend it . I do not mean in regard to our politics , but our manners . What an inundation of ribbons and bro- cades cades will break in upon us ! What peals of 198 THE ...
... same time I am very apprehenfive of many ill confequence that may attend it . I do not mean in regard to our politics , but our manners . What an inundation of ribbons and bro- cades cades will break in upon us ! What peals of 198 THE ...
Strana 223
... same posture as when he watches for his prey . The Indian immediately ftarted back , whilft the lion role with a fpring , and leaped towards him . Being wholly deftitute of all other weapons , he ftooped down to take up an huge ftone in ...
... same posture as when he watches for his prey . The Indian immediately ftarted back , whilft the lion role with a fpring , and leaped towards him . Being wholly deftitute of all other weapons , he ftooped down to take up an huge ftone in ...
Strana 237
... same word that fignifies a French- man , as a lion is an emblem of the English nation . Such a device in fo noble a pile of building looks like a pun in an heroic poem ; and I am very forry the truly ingenious architect would fuffer the ...
... same word that fignifies a French- man , as a lion is an emblem of the English nation . Such a device in fo noble a pile of building looks like a pun in an heroic poem ; and I am very forry the truly ingenious architect would fuffer the ...
Strana 250
... observe , in every one of these instances , that the poet mixes the qualities of fire with thofe of love ; and in the same sentence , fpeaking of it both as a paffion a paffion and as real fire , furprises the reader 250 THE SPECTATOR .
... observe , in every one of these instances , that the poet mixes the qualities of fire with thofe of love ; and in the same sentence , fpeaking of it both as a paffion a paffion and as real fire , furprises the reader 250 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 320
... same standing with the Univerfity itself . Though we well know , Sir , you want no motives to do justice , yet I am coinmiffioned to tell you , that " you are invited to be admitted ad eundem at Cambridge ; and I believe I may venture ...
... same standing with the Univerfity itself . Though we well know , Sir , you want no motives to do justice , yet I am coinmiffioned to tell you , that " you are invited to be admitted ad eundem at Cambridge ; and I believe I may venture ...
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