The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 56
... itself of God Notwithstanding the Meffiah appears cloathed with fe much terror and majefty , the poet has ftill found means to make his readers conceive an idea of him , beyond wast he himself is able to defcribe . Yet half his frength ...
... itself of God Notwithstanding the Meffiah appears cloathed with fe much terror and majefty , the poet has ftill found means to make his readers conceive an idea of him , beyond wast he himself is able to defcribe . Yet half his frength ...
Strana 86
... itself from them . If this hero has the strong incentives to uncommon en- terprises that were remarkable in Alexander , he profe- cutes and enjoys the fame of them , with the juftnefs , pro- priety , and good fenfe of Cæfar . It is eafy ...
... itself from them . If this hero has the strong incentives to uncommon en- terprises that were remarkable in Alexander , he profe- cutes and enjoys the fame of them , with the juftnefs , pro- priety , and good fenfe of Cæfar . It is eafy ...
Strana 227
... itself a loose to joy and triumph . But though this is a very great inftance of his temper , I muft confefs I am more taken with his reflections , when he retired to his clofet in fome disturbance upon the repeated ill omens of ...
... itself a loose to joy and triumph . But though this is a very great inftance of his temper , I muft confefs I am more taken with his reflections , when he retired to his clofet in fome disturbance upon the repeated ill omens of ...
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