The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 29
... set him forth in all his heavenly plumage , and reprefented him as alighting upon the earth , the poet concludes his defcription with a circumftance , which is altogether new , and inagined with the greatest ftrength of fancy , -Like ...
... set him forth in all his heavenly plumage , and reprefented him as alighting upon the earth , the poet concludes his defcription with a circumftance , which is altogether new , and inagined with the greatest ftrength of fancy , -Like ...
Strana 59
... set dancing in its true light , would fhew the usefulness and ' elegance of it , with the pleasure and inftruction pro- ' duced from it : and alfo lay down fome fundamental rules , that might fo tend to the improvement of its profeffors ...
... set dancing in its true light , would fhew the usefulness and ' elegance of it , with the pleasure and inftruction pro- ' duced from it : and alfo lay down fome fundamental rules , that might fo tend to the improvement of its profeffors ...
Strana 231
... set- tle on her four hundred pounds a - year , and to lay ' down the fum for which you are now diftreffed . I will be fo ingenuous as to tell you that I do not intend marriage but if you are wife , you will ufe your au- thority with her ...
... set- tle on her four hundred pounds a - year , and to lay ' down the fum for which you are now diftreffed . I will be fo ingenuous as to tell you that I do not intend marriage but if you are wife , you will ufe your au- thority with her ...
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