The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 17
... Reader with in- ward Meltings of Humanity and Compaffion . The In- cidents grow out of the Subject , and are fuch as are the moft proper to excite Pity ; for which reason the whole Narration has fomething in it very moving , not with ...
... Reader with in- ward Meltings of Humanity and Compaffion . The In- cidents grow out of the Subject , and are fuch as are the moft proper to excite Pity ; for which reason the whole Narration has fomething in it very moving , not with ...
Strana 154
... moft fevere Reader makes Allowance for many Rests and Nodding - places in a voluminous Writer . This gave ... Readers , I ́ am afraid we should complain of inany flat Expreffions , trivial Obfervations , beaten Topicks , and common ...
... moft fevere Reader makes Allowance for many Rests and Nodding - places in a voluminous Writer . This gave ... Readers , I ́ am afraid we should complain of inany flat Expreffions , trivial Obfervations , beaten Topicks , and common ...
Strana 236
... Reader , upon the next and every Annual Affembly of the Clergy of Sion College , and all other Conventions , fhould read Prayers before them . For then thofe , that are afraid of stretch- ing their Mouths , and spoiling their foft Voice ...
... Reader , upon the next and every Annual Affembly of the Clergy of Sion College , and all other Conventions , fhould read Prayers before them . For then thofe , that are afraid of stretch- ing their Mouths , and spoiling their foft Voice ...
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