The Spectator, Svazek 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... moft Obliged , moft Obedient and moft Humble Servant , The Spectator . t 1 THE SPECTATOR . VOL . II . N ° 39. The Dedication . My LORD, ...
... moft Obliged , moft Obedient and moft Humble Servant , The Spectator . t 1 THE SPECTATOR . VOL . II . N ° 39. The Dedication . My LORD, ...
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... moft delightful and moft improving Entertainments . A vir- tuous Man ( fays Seneca ) ftrugling with Misfortunes , is fuch a Spectacle as Gods might look upon with Pleasure : And fuch a Pleasure it is which one meets with in the ...
... moft delightful and moft improving Entertainments . A vir- tuous Man ( fays Seneca ) ftrugling with Misfortunes , is fuch a Spectacle as Gods might look upon with Pleasure : And fuch a Pleasure it is which one meets with in the ...
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... moft of Mr. Dryden's . I muft alfo allow , that " many of Shakespear's , and feveral of the celebrated Tragedies of Antiquity , are caft in the fame Form . I do not there fore difpute against this way of writing Tragedies , but against ...
... moft of Mr. Dryden's . I muft alfo allow , that " many of Shakespear's , and feveral of the celebrated Tragedies of Antiquity , are caft in the fame Form . I do not there fore difpute against this way of writing Tragedies , but against ...
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... moft juft and natural Thought that is not pronounced with Vehemence , I would defire the Reader , when he fees the Tragedy of Oedipus , to obferve how quietly the Hero is difmiffed at the End of the third Act , after having pro- nounced ...
... moft juft and natural Thought that is not pronounced with Vehemence , I would defire the Reader , when he fees the Tragedy of Oedipus , to obferve how quietly the Hero is difmiffed at the End of the third Act , after having pro- nounced ...
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... moft Obedient Humble Servant . I cannot tell what the Law , or the Parents of the Lady will do for this In- jured Gentleman , but must allow he has very much Juftice on his fide . I have indeed very long obferved this Evil , and ...
... moft Obedient Humble Servant . I cannot tell what the Law , or the Parents of the Lady will do for this In- jured Gentleman , but must allow he has very much Juftice on his fide . I have indeed very long obferved this Evil , and ...
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