The Spectator, Svazek 11793 |
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Strana 19
... represent a wide cham- pain country filled with herds and flocks , it would be ridiculous to draw the country only upon the fcenes , and to croud feveral parts of the ftage with theep and oxen . This is joining together inconfiftences ...
... represent a wide cham- pain country filled with herds and flocks , it would be ridiculous to draw the country only upon the fcenes , and to croud feveral parts of the ftage with theep and oxen . This is joining together inconfiftences ...
Strana 24
... represent that I am of opinion , to polifh our understandings and neglect our manners , is of all things the most inexcufable . Reafon fhould go- vern paffion , but inftead of that , you fee , it is often fub- fervient to it ; and as ...
... represent that I am of opinion , to polifh our understandings and neglect our manners , is of all things the most inexcufable . Reafon fhould go- vern paffion , but inftead of that , you fee , it is often fub- fervient to it ; and as ...
Strana 248
... represent the whiteness of any object by that of milk and snow , or the variety of its colours by thofe of the rainbow , cannot be called wit , unlefs , befides this obvious resemblance , there be fome further congruity difcovered in ...
... represent the whiteness of any object by that of milk and snow , or the variety of its colours by thofe of the rainbow , cannot be called wit , unlefs , befides this obvious resemblance , there be fome further congruity difcovered in ...
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