The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 220
... ! hail << Infernal world ! and thou profoundeft hell Receive thy new poffeffor , one who brings A mind not to be chang'd by place or time . " And And afterwards , 66 -Here at least " We shall 220 N ° 303 THE SPECTATOR .
... ! hail << Infernal world ! and thou profoundeft hell Receive thy new poffeffor , one who brings A mind not to be chang'd by place or time . " And And afterwards , 66 -Here at least " We shall 220 N ° 303 THE SPECTATOR .
Strana 225
... shall conclude this Paper on the first book of Milton with the answer which Monfieur Boileau makes to Perrault on this occafion : Comparisons , fays he , in odes and epic poems , are not introduced only to illuftrate and ' embellish the ...
... shall conclude this Paper on the first book of Milton with the answer which Monfieur Boileau makes to Perrault on this occafion : Comparisons , fays he , in odes and epic poems , are not introduced only to illuftrate and ' embellish the ...
Strana 277
... SHALL ever own myself your obliged humble fervant for the advice you gave me concerning my dancing ; which unluckily came too late : for , as I faid , I would not leave off capering until I had your opinion of the matter ; I was at our ...
... SHALL ever own myself your obliged humble fervant for the advice you gave me concerning my dancing ; which unluckily came too late : for , as I faid , I would not leave off capering until I had your opinion of the matter ; I was at our ...
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