The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 59
... Ovid . WAS reflecting this Morning upon the Spirit and Hu- mour of the publick Diverfions Five and twenty Years ago , and those of the prefent Time ; and lamented to my felf , that , though in those Days they neglected their Morality ...
... Ovid . WAS reflecting this Morning upon the Spirit and Hu- mour of the publick Diverfions Five and twenty Years ago , and those of the prefent Time ; and lamented to my felf , that , though in those Days they neglected their Morality ...
Strana 187
... Ovid . Y Correfpondents take it ill if I do not , from Time to Time , let them know I have received their Letters . The most effectual Way will be to publish fome of them that are upon important Subjects ; which I fhall introduce with a ...
... Ovid . Y Correfpondents take it ill if I do not , from Time to Time , let them know I have received their Letters . The most effectual Way will be to publish fome of them that are upon important Subjects ; which I fhall introduce with a ...
Strana 242
... Ovid , and scarce any thing elfe in Martial . OUT of the innumerable Branches of mixt Wit , I fhall choose one Inftance which may be meet with in all the Writers of this Clafs . The Paffion of Love in its Nature has been thought to ...
... Ovid , and scarce any thing elfe in Martial . OUT of the innumerable Branches of mixt Wit , I fhall choose one Inftance which may be meet with in all the Writers of this Clafs . The Paffion of Love in its Nature has been thought to ...
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