The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... Some men , like pictures , are fitter for a corner than a full light ; and I believe fuch as have a natural bent to folitude , are like waters which may be forced into fountains , and exalted to a great height , may make a ' much nobler ...
... Some men , like pictures , are fitter for a corner than a full light ; and I believe fuch as have a natural bent to folitude , are like waters which may be forced into fountains , and exalted to a great height , may make a ' much nobler ...
Strana 172
... some bitter ex- preffions fallen from her majefty , he was fo exceedingly • afflicted and tormented with the sense of it , that some- times by paffionate complaints and representations to the King ; fometimes by more dutiful addreffes ...
... some bitter ex- preffions fallen from her majefty , he was fo exceedingly • afflicted and tormented with the sense of it , that some- times by paffionate complaints and representations to the King ; fometimes by more dutiful addreffes ...
Strana 292
... Some manufcripts have it his wit , others your , others their wit . But as I find Corinna to be the name of a woman in other au- thors , I cannot doubt but it should be her . Stanza the third , verfe the first . A long and lafting ...
... Some manufcripts have it his wit , others your , others their wit . But as I find Corinna to be the name of a woman in other au- thors , I cannot doubt but it should be her . Stanza the third , verfe the first . A long and lafting ...
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