The Spectator, Svazek 3J.M. Dent & Company, 1912 |
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Strana 38
... Beauty in his singling out by Name these three remarkable Mountains , so well known to the Greeks . This last is such a Beauty as the Scene of Milton's War could not possibly furnish him with . Claudian , in his Fragment upon the Gyants ...
... Beauty in his singling out by Name these three remarkable Mountains , so well known to the Greeks . This last is such a Beauty as the Scene of Milton's War could not possibly furnish him with . Claudian , in his Fragment upon the Gyants ...
Strana 161
... Beauty , fall very much below the foregoing Passage , and renew in the Mind of the Reader that Anguish which was pretty well laid by that Consideration . The World was all before them , where to chuse Their place of rest , and ...
... Beauty , fall very much below the foregoing Passage , and renew in the Mind of the Reader that Anguish which was pretty well laid by that Consideration . The World was all before them , where to chuse Their place of rest , and ...
Strana 259
... Beauty and Iras Wit : Each neglects her own Excellence , and is ambitious of the other's Character ; Ivas would be thought to have as much Beauty as Caelia , and Caelia as much Wit as Iras . The great Misfortune of this Affectation is ...
... Beauty and Iras Wit : Each neglects her own Excellence , and is ambitious of the other's Character ; Ivas would be thought to have as much Beauty as Caelia , and Caelia as much Wit as Iras . The great Misfortune of this Affectation is ...
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