The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - Počet stran: 313 |
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... most agreeable Manner . Ari- ftotle confiders the Tragedies that were written in either of thefe Kinds , and obferves , that thofe which ended unhappily , had always pleafed the People , and carried away the Prize in the Publick ...
... most agreeable Manner . Ari- ftotle confiders the Tragedies that were written in either of thefe Kinds , and obferves , that thofe which ended unhappily , had always pleafed the People , and carried away the Prize in the Publick ...
Strana 241
... most part , lies that Entertainment and Pleafantry of Wit which frikes fo lively on the Fancy , and is therefore fo acceptable to all People . THIS is , I think , the best and most Philofophical Ac- count that I have ever met with of ...
... most part , lies that Entertainment and Pleafantry of Wit which frikes fo lively on the Fancy , and is therefore fo acceptable to all People . THIS is , I think , the best and most Philofophical Ac- count that I have ever met with of ...
Strana 280
... most beautiful Descrip tion that ever was made of her . All this Kindness you return with an Accufation , that I do not love you : But the contrary is fo manifeft , that I cannot think you in earneft . But the Certainty given me in your ...
... most beautiful Descrip tion that ever was made of her . All this Kindness you return with an Accufation , that I do not love you : But the contrary is fo manifeft , that I cannot think you in earneft . But the Certainty given me in your ...
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