The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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... admired in them the beauty of my own performances . But I shall leave thefe wife conjecturers to their own imaginations , and produce the three following letters for the entertainment of the day . C · I SIR , Was laft Thursday in an ...
... admired in them the beauty of my own performances . But I shall leave thefe wife conjecturers to their own imaginations , and produce the three following letters for the entertainment of the day . C · I SIR , Was laft Thursday in an ...
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... admired that he did not give more into it , than that he did fometimes comply with the vicious tafte which ftill prevails fo much among modern writers . But fince several thoughts may be natural which are low and groveling , an epic ...
... admired that he did not give more into it , than that he did fometimes comply with the vicious tafte which ftill prevails fo much among modern writers . But fince several thoughts may be natural which are low and groveling , an epic ...
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... admired , addreffed to , and flattered , with no ill con- fequence to her reputation . This lady is of a free and difengaged behaviour , ever in good - humour , ' fuch as is the image of innocence with thofe who are innocent , and an ...
... admired , addreffed to , and flattered , with no ill con- fequence to her reputation . This lady is of a free and difengaged behaviour , ever in good - humour , ' fuch as is the image of innocence with thofe who are innocent , and an ...
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