The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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Strana 178
... Several congregations of the beft fashion find themselves already very much straitened , and if the mode increases I wish it may not drive many ' ordinary women into meetings and conventicles . Should our fex at the fame time take it ...
... Several congregations of the beft fashion find themselves already very much straitened , and if the mode increases I wish it may not drive many ' ordinary women into meetings and conventicles . Should our fex at the fame time take it ...
Strana 298
... several paffages more elevated and fublime than any in Homer . At the fame time that we allow a greater and more daring genius tò the ancients , we must own that the greatest of them very much failed in , or , if you will , that they ...
... several paffages more elevated and fublime than any in Homer . At the fame time that we allow a greater and more daring genius tò the ancients , we must own that the greatest of them very much failed in , or , if you will , that they ...
Strana
... several proofs , N. 111 . SpectATOR , his inquisitive temper , N. 85. His account of himself and his works to be written 300 years hence , 101 . His great modesty , ibid . He accompanies sir Roger De Coverley into the country , 106. His ...
... several proofs , N. 111 . SpectATOR , his inquisitive temper , N. 85. His account of himself and his works to be written 300 years hence , 101 . His great modesty , ibid . He accompanies sir Roger De Coverley into the country , 106. His ...
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On painting 83 | 23 |
On phyfiognomy 86 | 33 |
Pontignans adventure with two ladies 90 | 48 |
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