The Spectator, Svazek 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1750 - Počet stran: 300 |
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Strana 113
... particular thoughts , there is an infinite beauty in the greatest part of them . In fhort , if there are many poets who would not have fallen into the meanness of fome of his fentiments , there are none who could have rifen up to the ...
... particular thoughts , there is an infinite beauty in the greatest part of them . In fhort , if there are many poets who would not have fallen into the meanness of fome of his fentiments , there are none who could have rifen up to the ...
Strana 140
... particular words by the infertion or omif- fion of certain fyllables . Milton has put in practice this method of raifing his language , as far as the nature of our tongue will permit , as in the paffage above men- tioned , Eremite , for ...
... particular words by the infertion or omif- fion of certain fyllables . Milton has put in practice this method of raifing his language , as far as the nature of our tongue will permit , as in the paffage above men- tioned , Eremite , for ...
Strana 234
... particular genius of a youth , we expect from the young man , that he should adapt his genius to his ftu- dies . This , I must confefs , is not fo much to be im . puted to the inftructor , as to the parent , who will never be brought to ...
... particular genius of a youth , we expect from the young man , that he should adapt his genius to his ftu- dies . This , I must confefs , is not fo much to be im . puted to the inftructor , as to the parent , who will never be brought to ...
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