The Spectator, Svazek 2Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... turn- ed for Tragedy than Lee , if inftead of favouring the Impetuofity of his Ge nius , he had reftrained it , and ... turning the Defcription of his manner of Talking into an Admira- tion of it , is inexpreffibly Beautiful , and won ...
... turn- ed for Tragedy than Lee , if inftead of favouring the Impetuofity of his Ge nius , he had reftrained it , and ... turning the Defcription of his manner of Talking into an Admira- tion of it , is inexpreffibly Beautiful , and won ...
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... Turn : As the Mourning Bride , Tamerlane , Ulyffes , Phedra and Hyppolitus , with 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 ...
... Turn : As the Mourning Bride , Tamerlane , Ulyffes , Phedra and Hyppolitus , with 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 ...
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... Humble Servant , Abraham Froth . YOU may obferve the Turn of their Minds tends only to Novelty , and not . Satisfaction in any thing . It would be Difappointment to Satis 44 The SPECTATOR . N ° 43 "WE were lately informed, that the ...
... Humble Servant , Abraham Froth . YOU may obferve the Turn of their Minds tends only to Novelty , and not . Satisfaction in any thing . It would be Difappointment to Satis 44 The SPECTATOR . N ° 43 "WE were lately informed, that the ...
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... turn his Head to one of those two A- mufements for all Fools of Eminence , Politicks or Poetry . The former of thefe Arts is the Study of all dull Peo- ple in general ; but when Dullness is lodged in a Perfon of a quick Animal Life , Г ...
... turn his Head to one of those two A- mufements for all Fools of Eminence , Politicks or Poetry . The former of thefe Arts is the Study of all dull Peo- ple in general ; but when Dullness is lodged in a Perfon of a quick Animal Life , Г ...
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... ( She to a Swallow turn'd , he to a Snake ; ) And whatfoever contradicts my Senfe , I hate to fee , and never can believe . Ld . ROSCOMMON . I have now gone through the feveral dramatick Inventions which 36 The SPECTATOR . N ° 44 .
... ( She to a Swallow turn'd , he to a Snake ; ) And whatfoever contradicts my Senfe , I hate to fee , and never can believe . Ld . ROSCOMMON . I have now gone through the feveral dramatick Inventions which 36 The SPECTATOR . N ° 44 .
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