The Spectator, Svazek 3George Gregory Smith Dent, 1967 |
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Strana 21
... Book , the Subject is only the Housewifry of our First Parent , it is set off with so many pleasing Images and ... Book , as he supposes the Action of the Aeneid to begin in the second Book of that Poem . I could allege many Reasons for ...
... Book , the Subject is only the Housewifry of our First Parent , it is set off with so many pleasing Images and ... Book , as he supposes the Action of the Aeneid to begin in the second Book of that Poem . I could allege many Reasons for ...
Strana 39
... Book , which are so conspicuous , that they cannot escape the Notice of the most ordinary Reader . There are indeed so many wonderful Stroaks of Poetry in this Book , and such a Variety of sublime Ideas , that it would have been ...
... Book , which are so conspicuous , that they cannot escape the Notice of the most ordinary Reader . There are indeed so many wonderful Stroaks of Poetry in this Book , and such a Variety of sublime Ideas , that it would have been ...
Strana 58
... Book , they abound with as magnificent Ideas . The sixth Book , like a troubled Ocean , represents Greatness in Confusion ; the seventh affects the Imagination like the Ocean in a Calm , and fills the Mind of the Reader , without ...
... Book , they abound with as magnificent Ideas . The sixth Book , like a troubled Ocean , represents Greatness in Confusion ; the seventh affects the Imagination like the Ocean in a Calm , and fills the Mind of the Reader , without ...
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