The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Strana 121
... kind , and has hung feveral Parts of his House with the Trophies of his former Labours . TheWalls of his great Hall are covered with the Horns of several kinds of Deer that he has killed in the Chace , which he thinks the most valuable ...
... kind , and has hung feveral Parts of his House with the Trophies of his former Labours . TheWalls of his great Hall are covered with the Horns of several kinds of Deer that he has killed in the Chace , which he thinks the most valuable ...
Strana 176
... Kind of Palmistry at which this Race of Vermin are very dextrous . 6 6 < 6 6 6 · I might here entertain my Reader with Hiftorical Re- marks on this idle profligate People , who infeft all the Countries of Europe , and live in the midst ...
... Kind of Palmistry at which this Race of Vermin are very dextrous . 6 6 < 6 6 6 · I might here entertain my Reader with Hiftorical Re- marks on this idle profligate People , who infeft all the Countries of Europe , and live in the midst ...
Strana 285
... kind of great Genius's . I cannot quit this Head without obferving that Pindar was a great Genius of the first Clafs , who was hurried on by a natural Fire and Impetuofity to vaft Concepti- ons of Things and noble Sallies of Imagination ...
... kind of great Genius's . I cannot quit this Head without obferving that Pindar was a great Genius of the first Clafs , who was hurried on by a natural Fire and Impetuofity to vaft Concepti- ons of Things and noble Sallies of Imagination ...
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