The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... subject , SPECT . Vol . V. No 360 , marked in the original edition in folio , as this Paper alfo is , with the fignature T. not the mark of Mr. Tickell , as has been faid without any apparent authority , but of STEELE , who feems to ...
... subject , SPECT . Vol . V. No 360 , marked in the original edition in folio , as this Paper alfo is , with the fignature T. not the mark of Mr. Tickell , as has been faid without any apparent authority , but of STEELE , who feems to ...
Strana 168
... subject , is dull and stupid ; but one , who fhews it in an improper place , is as im- pertinent and abfurd . Befides , a man who has the gift of ridicule is apt to find fault with any thing that gives him an opportunity of exerting his ...
... subject , is dull and stupid ; but one , who fhews it in an improper place , is as im- pertinent and abfurd . Befides , a man who has the gift of ridicule is apt to find fault with any thing that gives him an opportunity of exerting his ...
Strana 190
... subject of this with- out further preface , and remark the several de- fects which appear in the fable , the characters , the fentiments , and the language of " Milton's Paradise " Loft ; " not doubting but the reader will pardon me ...
... subject of this with- out further preface , and remark the several de- fects which appear in the fable , the characters , the fentiments , and the language of " Milton's Paradise " Loft ; " not doubting but the reader will pardon me ...
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