The Spectator, Svazek 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 |
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Strana 110
... use ⚫ fome Latin infcriptions in my shop , fhe advised me with a great deal of concern to have them changed into Greek ; it being a language lefs understood , · • 6 · ⚫ would ' would be more conformable to the mystery of my 110 N ...
... use ⚫ fome Latin infcriptions in my shop , fhe advised me with a great deal of concern to have them changed into Greek ; it being a language lefs understood , · • 6 · ⚫ would ' would be more conformable to the mystery of my 110 N ...
Strana 219
... use of thought or fpeech , is a noble Circumftance , and very finely imagined . The divifion of hell into feas of fire , and into firm ground impregnated with the fame furi- ous element , with that particular circumftance of the ...
... use of thought or fpeech , is a noble Circumftance , and very finely imagined . The divifion of hell into feas of fire , and into firm ground impregnated with the fame furi- ous element , with that particular circumftance of the ...
Strana 291
... use it . To - morrow is ftill the fatal time when all is to be rectified . To - morrow comes , it goes , and ftill I please myself with the fhadow , whilft I lofe the re- ality ; unmindful that the prefent time alone is ours , the ...
... use it . To - morrow is ftill the fatal time when all is to be rectified . To - morrow comes , it goes , and ftill I please myself with the fhadow , whilft I lofe the re- ality ; unmindful that the prefent time alone is ours , the ...
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