The Spectator, Svazek 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Strana 78
... use of fuch of thefe as were proper for his poem , and in duly qualifying thofe ftrains of Eaflern poetry , which were fuited to readers whofe imaginations were fet to an higher pitch than thofe of colder climates . Adam's fpeech to the ...
... use of fuch of thefe as were proper for his poem , and in duly qualifying thofe ftrains of Eaflern poetry , which were fuited to readers whofe imaginations were fet to an higher pitch than thofe of colder climates . Adam's fpeech to the ...
Strana 172
... use of it . The cat - call exerts itself to moft advantage in the British theatre : it very much improves the found of nonfenfe , and often goes along with the voice of the actor who pronounces it , as the violin or harpficord ...
... use of it . The cat - call exerts itself to moft advantage in the British theatre : it very much improves the found of nonfenfe , and often goes along with the voice of the actor who pronounces it , as the violin or harpficord ...
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... use- ful on the stage , 370 . Death , the benefit of it , N. 349 . Definitions , the use of them recommended by Mr. Locke , N. 373 . Detraction , the generality of it in conversation , N. 348 . Devotée , the defcription of one , N. 354 ...
... use- ful on the stage , 370 . Death , the benefit of it , N. 349 . Definitions , the use of them recommended by Mr. Locke , N. 373 . Detraction , the generality of it in conversation , N. 348 . Devotée , the defcription of one , N. 354 ...
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