The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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Strana 153
... fome Scenes in Rhyme and fome in Blank Verse , which are to be looked upon as two feveral Languages ; or where we fee fome particular Similes dignified with Rhyme , at the fame time that every thing about them lies in Blank Verfe . I ...
... fome Scenes in Rhyme and fome in Blank Verse , which are to be looked upon as two feveral Languages ; or where we fee fome particular Similes dignified with Rhyme , at the fame time that every thing about them lies in Blank Verfe . I ...
Strana 170
... fome useful Purpose of Life , what I would propofe fhould be , that we imi- tated those wife Nations , wherein every Man learns fome Handicraft Work . Would it not employ a Beau prettily enough , if instead of eternally playing with a ...
... fome useful Purpose of Life , what I would propofe fhould be , that we imi- tated those wife Nations , wherein every Man learns fome Handicraft Work . Would it not employ a Beau prettily enough , if instead of eternally playing with a ...
Strana 304
... fome made as much Intereft to be excufed as they would from ferving Sheriff ; how- ever at last the Society was formed , and proper Officers ⚫ were appointed ; and the Day was fix'd for the Enter- ' tainment , which was in Venison ...
... fome made as much Intereft to be excufed as they would from ferving Sheriff ; how- ever at last the Society was formed , and proper Officers ⚫ were appointed ; and the Day was fix'd for the Enter- ' tainment , which was in Venison ...
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