The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 81
... described in this day's work , which is filled with all the graces that other poets have lavished on their defcription of the fpring , and leads the reader's imagi- nation into a theatre equally furprifing and beautiful . The feveral ...
... described in this day's work , which is filled with all the graces that other poets have lavished on their defcription of the fpring , and leads the reader's imagi- nation into a theatre equally furprifing and beautiful . The feveral ...
Strana 131
... described as rolling forward in all his pride , animated by the evil fpirit , and conducting Eve to her deftruction , while Adam was at too great a dittance from her to give her his affiftance . These several particulars are all of them ...
... described as rolling forward in all his pride , animated by the evil fpirit , and conducting Eve to her deftruction , while Adam was at too great a dittance from her to give her his affiftance . These several particulars are all of them ...
Strana 210
... described in the three firft books , as it does not pafs within the regions of nature , I have before observed that it is not fubject to any calculations of time . I have now finished my obfervations on a work which does an honour to ...
... described in the three firft books , as it does not pafs within the regions of nature , I have before observed that it is not fubject to any calculations of time . I have now finished my obfervations on a work which does an honour to ...
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