The Spectator, Svazek 701893 |
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Strana 136
... whole bodies, and their hacks, and their hands, and their wings, were full of eyes round about.— " The cohort bright Of watchful cherubim, four faces each Had, like a double Janus, all their shape Spangled with eyes — — " The assembling ...
... whole bodies, and their hacks, and their hands, and their wings, were full of eyes round about.— " The cohort bright Of watchful cherubim, four faces each Had, like a double Janus, all their shape Spangled with eyes — — " The assembling ...
Strana 138
... whole hemisphere, as a proper stage for those visions which were to be represented on it. I have before observed how the plan of Milton's poem is in many particulars greater than that or the Iliad, or iEneid. Virgil's hero, in the last ...
... whole hemisphere, as a proper stage for those visions which were to be represented on it. I have before observed how the plan of Milton's poem is in many particulars greater than that or the Iliad, or iEneid. Virgil's hero, in the last ...
Strana 142
... whole affair. She enlarged upon young master's prodigious improvements, and his comprehensive knowledge of all book-learning ; concluding, that it was now high time he should be made acquainted with men and things; that she had resolved ...
... whole affair. She enlarged upon young master's prodigious improvements, and his comprehensive knowledge of all book-learning ; concluding, that it was now high time he should be made acquainted with men and things; that she had resolved ...
Strana 151
... whole nation is in a great measure supplied with a manufacture, for which formerly she was obliged to her neighbours. The materials are no sooner wrought into paper, but they are distributed among the presses, where they again set ...
... whole nation is in a great measure supplied with a manufacture, for which formerly she was obliged to her neighbours. The materials are no sooner wrought into paper, but they are distributed among the presses, where they again set ...
Strana 154
... whole affair, that I was particularly curious in taking notice of what passed. as her fate approached nearer and nearer, and took notes of what she said to all a tout her, particularly word for word what she spoke to M. F vsteau, which ...
... whole affair, that I was particularly curious in taking notice of what passed. as her fate approached nearer and nearer, and took notes of what she said to all a tout her, particularly word for word what she spoke to M. F vsteau, which ...
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