The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 57
... subject , will appear fantastical ; but when you have a little attended to it , an affembly of men will have quite another view : and they will tell you , it is evi- dent from plain and infallible rules , why this man with those ...
... subject , will appear fantastical ; but when you have a little attended to it , an affembly of men will have quite another view : and they will tell you , it is evi- dent from plain and infallible rules , why this man with those ...
Strana 78
... to enter upon such a subject , are exquifite in their kind . And the great light of day yet wants to run Much of bis race , though fleep , fuffence in heav'n Held by thy voice ; thy potent voice he bears 78 N ° 339 . THE SPECTATOR ,
... to enter upon such a subject , are exquifite in their kind . And the great light of day yet wants to run Much of bis race , though fleep , fuffence in heav'n Held by thy voice ; thy potent voice he bears 78 N ° 339 . THE SPECTATOR ,
Strana 106
... subject of folitude . The poet here reprefents the fupreme being , as making an effay of his own work , and putting to the trial that reafoning faculty with which he had endued his creature . Adam urges , in this divine colloquy , the ...
... subject of folitude . The poet here reprefents the fupreme being , as making an effay of his own work , and putting to the trial that reafoning faculty with which he had endued his creature . Adam urges , in this divine colloquy , the ...
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