The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... appear folemn and great ; as on the contrary , that it will have but a poor and mean effect , where there is a redundancy of thoje jmaller ornaments , which divide and Scatter the angles of the fight into fuch a multitude of rays , fo ...
... appear folemn and great ; as on the contrary , that it will have but a poor and mean effect , where there is a redundancy of thoje jmaller ornaments , which divide and Scatter the angles of the fight into fuch a multitude of rays , fo ...
Strana 180
... appear in print , and who , no doubt , triumphed to themselves in the hopes of having a fhare with me in the applause of the public ; a pleasure fo great , that none but those who have experienced it can have a fenfe of it . In this ...
... appear in print , and who , no doubt , triumphed to themselves in the hopes of having a fhare with me in the applause of the public ; a pleasure fo great , that none but those who have experienced it can have a fenfe of it . In this ...
Strana 250
... appear to us with a nearer refemblance to Truth : And as he has a light whereby the manifefts the beauties of nature to the eyes of her adorers , fo he had provided himself with a magical wand , that he might do fomething in imitation ...
... appear to us with a nearer refemblance to Truth : And as he has a light whereby the manifefts the beauties of nature to the eyes of her adorers , fo he had provided himself with a magical wand , that he might do fomething in imitation ...
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