The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 184
... late date , unknown to our great grandmothers , and not yet received by many of our modern ladies , I think it is for the interest of both fexes , to keep it from fpreading . Mr. Fribble may not , perhaps , be much mistaken where he ...
... late date , unknown to our great grandmothers , and not yet received by many of our modern ladies , I think it is for the interest of both fexes , to keep it from fpreading . Mr. Fribble may not , perhaps , be much mistaken where he ...
Strana 186
... late Papers ; and , as a man of gallantry , I thought it a duty incumbent on me to impart it to you , in hopes of a reformation , which is only to be ⚫ effected by a restoration of the Latin to the ufual dig- nity in your Papers ...
... late Papers ; and , as a man of gallantry , I thought it a duty incumbent on me to impart it to you , in hopes of a reformation , which is only to be ⚫ effected by a restoration of the Latin to the ufual dig- nity in your Papers ...
Strana 191
... late years in our own country , are raised upon con- trary plans . I muft however own , that I think this kind of fable , which is the most perfect in tragedy , is not fo proper for an heroic poem . Milton feems to have been fenfible of ...
... late years in our own country , are raised upon con- trary plans . I muft however own , that I think this kind of fable , which is the most perfect in tragedy , is not fo proper for an heroic poem . Milton feems to have been fenfible of ...
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