The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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Strana 67
... against fringed Gloves . To be brief , there is fcarce an Ornament of either Sex which one or other of my Correfpondents has not inveigh'd against with some Bitterness , and recommended to my Obfervation . I must therefore , once for ...
... against fringed Gloves . To be brief , there is fcarce an Ornament of either Sex which one or other of my Correfpondents has not inveigh'd against with some Bitterness , and recommended to my Obfervation . I must therefore , once for ...
Strana 157
... against this way of writing Tragedies , but against the Criticism that would eftablish this as the only Method ; and by that Means would very much cramp the English Tragedy , and perhaps give a wrong Bent to the Genius of our Writers ...
... against this way of writing Tragedies , but against the Criticism that would eftablish this as the only Method ; and by that Means would very much cramp the English Tragedy , and perhaps give a wrong Bent to the Genius of our Writers ...
Strana 266
... against thee , and hide himself from thy Face . What can be more ftrong and pointed than the following Verse ? Separate thy felf from thine Enemies , and take heed of thy Friends . In the next Words he particularizes one of thofe Fruits ...
... against thee , and hide himself from thy Face . What can be more ftrong and pointed than the following Verse ? Separate thy felf from thine Enemies , and take heed of thy Friends . In the next Words he particularizes one of thofe Fruits ...
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