The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 44
... short tranfient intermitting Starts of Thought , I have refolved to refresh their Me- mories from Day to Day , till I have recovered them out of that defperate State of Vice and Folly into which the Age is fallen . The Mind that lies ...
... short tranfient intermitting Starts of Thought , I have refolved to refresh their Me- mories from Day to Day , till I have recovered them out of that defperate State of Vice and Folly into which the Age is fallen . The Mind that lies ...
Strana 186
... short of us in those Respects which stir up this Paffion . I am afraid I shall appear too Abstracted in my Specu lations , if I fhew that when a Man of Wit makes us laugh , it is by betraying fome Oddnefs of Infirmity in his own ...
... short of us in those Respects which stir up this Paffion . I am afraid I shall appear too Abstracted in my Specu lations , if I fhew that when a Man of Wit makes us laugh , it is by betraying fome Oddnefs of Infirmity in his own ...
Strana 226
... short Poems printed among the minor Greek Poets , which resemble the Figure of an Egg , a Pair of Wings , an Ax , a Shepherd's Pipe and an Altar . AS for the firft , it is a little oval Poem , and may not improperly be called a ...
... short Poems printed among the minor Greek Poets , which resemble the Figure of an Egg , a Pair of Wings , an Ax , a Shepherd's Pipe and an Altar . AS for the firft , it is a little oval Poem , and may not improperly be called a ...
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