The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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... lost in the Acquisition : I think that in his Wars he has seldom brought less into the Field in all Places than ... lost , or a fifth Part of his Armies , are to be multiply'd by 20 , he cannot have lost less than 800000 of his old ...
... lost in the Acquisition : I think that in his Wars he has seldom brought less into the Field in all Places than ... lost , or a fifth Part of his Armies , are to be multiply'd by 20 , he cannot have lost less than 800000 of his old ...
Strana 386
... Lost is unsuccessful , and by no means a Match for his Enemies . This gave Occasion to Mr. Dryden's Reflection , that the Devil was in reality Milton's Hero . I think I have obviated this Objec- tion in my first Paper . The Paradise Lost ...
... Lost is unsuccessful , and by no means a Match for his Enemies . This gave Occasion to Mr. Dryden's Reflection , that the Devil was in reality Milton's Hero . I think I have obviated this Objec- tion in my first Paper . The Paradise Lost ...
Strana 496
... Lost , of which this is the first , were reprinted in 1719 , under the title of Notes on the Twelve Books of Paradise Lost , Collected from the Spectator . For the bibliography of later issues , see Arber's reprint , page 8 . Gildon ...
... Lost , of which this is the first , were reprinted in 1719 , under the title of Notes on the Twelve Books of Paradise Lost , Collected from the Spectator . For the bibliography of later issues , see Arber's reprint , page 8 . Gildon ...
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