The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 18
... fame of Mr. Dryden ; and know feveral of the most refined Writers of our prefent Age who are of the fame Humour . I might likewise refer my Reader to Moliere's Thoughts on this Subject , as he has expreffed them in the Charac- ter of ...
... fame of Mr. Dryden ; and know feveral of the most refined Writers of our prefent Age who are of the fame Humour . I might likewise refer my Reader to Moliere's Thoughts on this Subject , as he has expreffed them in the Charac- ter of ...
Strana 20
... fame Refemblance in the Frame of his Mind , and is fubject to thofe Paffions which are predominant in the Creature that appears in his Counte- nance . Accordingly he gives the Prints of feveral Fa- ces that are of a different Mould ...
... fame Refemblance in the Frame of his Mind , and is fubject to thofe Paffions which are predominant in the Creature that appears in his Counte- nance . Accordingly he gives the Prints of feveral Fa- ces that are of a different Mould ...
Strana 138
... fame Species to work after the fame Model ? It cannot be Imitation ; for though you hatch a Crow under a Hen , and never let it fee any of the Works of its own Kind , the Nest it makes thall be the fame , to the laying of a Stick , with ...
... fame Species to work after the fame Model ? It cannot be Imitation ; for though you hatch a Crow under a Hen , and never let it fee any of the Works of its own Kind , the Nest it makes thall be the fame , to the laying of a Stick , with ...
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