The Spectator, Svazek 4J. Parsons, 1793 |
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Strana 122
... sense , merely by virtue of his being an Atheist , or an Infidel of any other distinction . It may be doubted with good reason , whe- ther there ever was in nature , a more abject , slavish , and bigotted generation than the tribe of ...
... sense , merely by virtue of his being an Atheist , or an Infidel of any other distinction . It may be doubted with good reason , whe- ther there ever was in nature , a more abject , slavish , and bigotted generation than the tribe of ...
Strana 189
... sense , by attacking every thing that is solemn and serious , de- cent and praise - worthy in human life . We may observe , that in the first ages of the world , when the great souls and master - pieces of human nature were produced ...
... sense , by attacking every thing that is solemn and serious , de- cent and praise - worthy in human life . We may observe , that in the first ages of the world , when the great souls and master - pieces of human nature were produced ...
Strana 424
... sense of the great- ness of the action in a poem ; his method of examining an epic poem , 273. An observation of that critic's , ib . One of the best logicians in the world , 291 . Argument , Argumentum Basilinum , what , No. 239 ...
... sense of the great- ness of the action in a poem ; his method of examining an epic poem , 273. An observation of that critic's , ib . One of the best logicians in the world , 291 . Argument , Argumentum Basilinum , what , No. 239 ...
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