The Spectator, Svazek 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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... reason is its near refemblance to na- ture , as it does not only , like other pictures , give the co- four and figure , but the motion of the things it represents . We have before obferved , that there is generally in nature fomething ...
... reason is its near refemblance to na- ture , as it does not only , like other pictures , give the co- four and figure , but the motion of the things it represents . We have before obferved , that there is generally in nature fomething ...
Strana 269
... reason , because the mind which is perpetually tost in controverfies and difputes , is apt to forget the reafons which had once fet it at reft , and to be difquieted with any former perplexity , when it appears in a new shape , or is ...
... reason , because the mind which is perpetually tost in controverfies and difputes , is apt to forget the reafons which had once fet it at reft , and to be difquieted with any former perplexity , when it appears in a new shape , or is ...
Strana 292
... reason , if she had all those beauties which our poet here afcribes to her . Verfe the third . Hourly I figh , and ... reasons which incline me to the reading as I have published it : First , because the rhime ; and , fe- condly ...
... reason , if she had all those beauties which our poet here afcribes to her . Verfe the third . Hourly I figh , and ... reasons which incline me to the reading as I have published it : First , because the rhime ; and , fe- condly ...
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