The Spectator, Svazek 2Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... myself to that which was filled by the works of thofe great masters that were Dead ; when im- mediately I fancied myself standing before a multitude of Spectators , and thoufands of eyes looking upon me at once ; for all before me ...
... myself to that which was filled by the works of thofe great masters that were Dead ; when im- mediately I fancied myself standing before a multitude of Spectators , and thoufands of eyes looking upon me at once ; for all before me ...
Strana 82
... myself very often with the idea of fuch an imaginary hiftorian describing the reign of ANNE the First , and introducing it with a preface to his reader , that he is now entering upon the most fhining part of the English story . The ...
... myself very often with the idea of fuch an imaginary hiftorian describing the reign of ANNE the First , and introducing it with a preface to his reader , that he is now entering upon the most fhining part of the English story . The ...
Strana 230
... myself in , until you fhall be pleafed to recommend some author or authors to my • perufal . I thought indeed , when I first cast my eye on Leo- nora's letter , that I should have had no occafion for re- quefting it of you ; but to my ...
... myself in , until you fhall be pleafed to recommend some author or authors to my • perufal . I thought indeed , when I first cast my eye on Leo- nora's letter , that I should have had no occafion for re- quefting it of you ; but to my ...
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