The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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as fhould raise and aftonish the mind of the reader ; and at the fame time an exactness of judgment , to avoid every ... raised and qualify'd for fuch a defcription , by the reading of the ancient poets , and of Homer in particular . It ...
as fhould raise and aftonish the mind of the reader ; and at the fame time an exactness of judgment , to avoid every ... raised and qualify'd for fuch a defcription , by the reading of the ancient poets , and of Homer in particular . It ...
Strana 78
... raised and ennobled his conceptions by fuch an imitation as that which Longinus has recommended . In this book , which gives us an account of the fix days works , the poet received but very few affiftances from heathen writers , who are ...
... raised and ennobled his conceptions by fuch an imitation as that which Longinus has recommended . In this book , which gives us an account of the fix days works , the poet received but very few affiftances from heathen writers , who are ...
Strana 146
... raised the dead bodies by travellers , that used to caft every upon one his tone upon it as they paffed by . It is certain that no monument is fo glorious as one which is thus raised by the hands of envy . For my part , I admire an ...
... raised the dead bodies by travellers , that used to caft every upon one his tone upon it as they paffed by . It is certain that no monument is fo glorious as one which is thus raised by the hands of envy . For my part , I admire an ...
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