The Spectator, Svazek 2Dent, 1945 |
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Strana 45
... occasion ; and at her first Appearance touches him upon the Head , that part of the Man being looked upon as the Seat of Reason . And thus of the rest of the Poem . As for the Odissey , I think it is plain that Horace considered it as ...
... occasion ; and at her first Appearance touches him upon the Head , that part of the Man being looked upon as the Seat of Reason . And thus of the rest of the Poem . As for the Odissey , I think it is plain that Horace considered it as ...
Strana 149
... Occasion expected to unravel all that is contrived against those Char- acters ; but the Trader who is ready only for probable Demands upon him , can have no Armour against the Inquisitive , the Malicious , and the Envious , who are ...
... Occasion expected to unravel all that is contrived against those Char- acters ; but the Trader who is ready only for probable Demands upon him , can have no Armour against the Inquisitive , the Malicious , and the Envious , who are ...
Strana 215
... Occasion , and to let me know how I may relieve my self in this my Widowhood . I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , ASTERIA . ' Absence is what the Poets call Death in Love , and has given Occasion to abundance of beautiful ...
... Occasion , and to let me know how I may relieve my self in this my Widowhood . I am , Sir , Your most humble Servant , ASTERIA . ' Absence is what the Poets call Death in Love , and has given Occasion to abundance of beautiful ...
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