The Spectator, Svazek 2J.M. Dent & Company, 1924 |
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Strana 50
... greatest Beauties of the Age , Eginhart answered her with a more than equal Return of Passion . They stifled their Flames for some time , under Apprehen- sion of the fatal Consequences that might ensue . Egin- hart at length resolving ...
... greatest Beauties of the Age , Eginhart answered her with a more than equal Return of Passion . They stifled their Flames for some time , under Apprehen- sion of the fatal Consequences that might ensue . Egin- hart at length resolving ...
Strana 55
... greatest Height To justifie this Assertion , I shall put my Reader in mind of Horace , the greatest Wit and Critick in the Augustan Age ; and of Boileau , the most correct Poet among the Moderns : Not to mention la Fontaine , who by ...
... greatest Height To justifie this Assertion , I shall put my Reader in mind of Horace , the greatest Wit and Critick in the Augustan Age ; and of Boileau , the most correct Poet among the Moderns : Not to mention la Fontaine , who by ...
Strana 56
... greatest Italian Wits have applied themselves to the Writing of this latter kind of Fables ; As Spencer's Fairy Queen is one continued Series of them from the Beginning to the end of that admirable Work , If we look into the finest ...
... greatest Italian Wits have applied themselves to the Writing of this latter kind of Fables ; As Spencer's Fairy Queen is one continued Series of them from the Beginning to the end of that admirable Work , If we look into the finest ...
Strana 67
... greatest Number of this Sett of Men , are those who for want of a virtuous Education , or examining the Grounds of Religion , know so very little of the Matter in ques tion that their Infidelity is but another Term for their Ignorance ...
... greatest Number of this Sett of Men , are those who for want of a virtuous Education , or examining the Grounds of Religion , know so very little of the Matter in ques tion that their Infidelity is but another Term for their Ignorance ...
Strana 78
... greatest Reflections upon Humane Nature that Paternal Instinct should be a stronger Motive to Love than Filial Grati tude ; that the receiving of Favours should be a less Inducement to Good - will , Tenderness and Commisera tion , than ...
... greatest Reflections upon Humane Nature that Paternal Instinct should be a stronger Motive to Love than Filial Grati tude ; that the receiving of Favours should be a less Inducement to Good - will , Tenderness and Commisera tion , than ...
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