The Spectator, Svazek 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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... observed Aristotle's rule of lavishing all the ornaments of diction on the weak unactive parts of the fable , which are not supported by the beauty of sentiments and characters . Accordingly the reader may observe , that the expressions ...
... observed Aristotle's rule of lavishing all the ornaments of diction on the weak unactive parts of the fable , which are not supported by the beauty of sentiments and characters . Accordingly the reader may observe , that the expressions ...
Strana 95
... observed that the officer you some time ago appointed , as inspector of signs , has not done his duty so well as to give you an account of very many strange occurrences in the public streets , which are worthy of , but have escaped ...
... observed that the officer you some time ago appointed , as inspector of signs , has not done his duty so well as to give you an account of very many strange occurrences in the public streets , which are worthy of , but have escaped ...
Strana 209
... observations which I made upon these two weights opened to me a new field of discoveries ; for notwithstand- ing the weight of Natural Parts was much heavier than that of Learning , I observed that it weighed a hundred times heavier ...
... observations which I made upon these two weights opened to me a new field of discoveries ; for notwithstand- ing the weight of Natural Parts was much heavier than that of Learning , I observed that it weighed a hundred times heavier ...
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