The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 142
... turns a sentence into a kind of an enigma or riddle ; and that he feldom has recourfe to them where the pro- per and natural words will do as well . Another way of raifing the language , and giving it a poetical turn , is to make ufe of ...
... turns a sentence into a kind of an enigma or riddle ; and that he feldom has recourfe to them where the pro- per and natural words will do as well . Another way of raifing the language , and giving it a poetical turn , is to make ufe of ...
Strana 168
... turns wholly upon little faults and errors . This part of a critic is fo very easy to fucceed in , that we find every ordinary reader , upon the publishing of a new poem , has wit and ill nature enough to turn feveral paffages of it ...
... turns wholly upon little faults and errors . This part of a critic is fo very easy to fucceed in , that we find every ordinary reader , upon the publishing of a new poem , has wit and ill nature enough to turn feveral paffages of it ...
Strana 319
... turn'd away with envy at the fight of fo much happiness . We have another view of our firft parents in their evening difcourfes , which is full of pleafing images and fentiments fuitable to their condition and charac- The speech of Eve ...
... turn'd away with envy at the fight of fo much happiness . We have another view of our firft parents in their evening difcourfes , which is full of pleafing images and fentiments fuitable to their condition and charac- The speech of Eve ...
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