The Spectator, Svazek 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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Strana 137
... likewise very ftrong in his Officers , being faithfully ferved by Hunger , Industry , Care and Watchfulness : He had likewise a Privy- Counsellor who was always at his El- bow , and whispering fomething or o- ther in his Ear : the Name ...
... likewise very ftrong in his Officers , being faithfully ferved by Hunger , Industry , Care and Watchfulness : He had likewise a Privy- Counsellor who was always at his El- bow , and whispering fomething or o- ther in his Ear : the Name ...
Strana 172
... likewise seen an Hymn in Hexame- ters to the Virgin Mary , which filled a whole Book , tho ' it confifted but of the eight following Words ; HW Tot , tibi , funt , Virgo , dotes , quot , fidera , Cœlo , Thou hast as many Virtues , O ...
... likewise seen an Hymn in Hexame- ters to the Virgin Mary , which filled a whole Book , tho ' it confifted but of the eight following Words ; HW Tot , tibi , funt , Virgo , dotes , quot , fidera , Cœlo , Thou hast as many Virtues , O ...
Strana 190
... . Mr. Waller has likewise a great deal of it . Mr. Dry- den is very fparing in it . Milton had a Genius much above it . Spencer is in the fame Genius 190 The SPECTATOR N ° 26 . AS true Wit generally confifts in this ...
... . Mr. Waller has likewise a great deal of it . Mr. Dry- den is very fparing in it . Milton had a Genius much above it . Spencer is in the fame Genius 190 The SPECTATOR N ° 26 . AS true Wit generally confifts in this ...
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