The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... hand , has frequently drawn compassion from the audi- ence , and has therefore gained a place in several tragedies . A modern writer , that observed how this had took in other plays , being resolved to double the distress , and melt his ...
... hand , has frequently drawn compassion from the audi- ence , and has therefore gained a place in several tragedies . A modern writer , that observed how this had took in other plays , being resolved to double the distress , and melt his ...
Strana 272
... hand and a rattle in the other . Upon his right hand was Industry , with a lamp burning before her ; and on his left Caprice , with a monkey sitting on her shoulder . Before his feet there stood an altar of a very odd make , which , as ...
... hand and a rattle in the other . Upon his right hand was Industry , with a lamp burning before her ; and on his left Caprice , with a monkey sitting on her shoulder . Before his feet there stood an altar of a very odd make , which , as ...
Strana 274
... hand there marched a male deity , who bore several quivers on his shoulders , and grasped several arrows in his hand . His name was Wit . The approach of these two enemies filled all the territories of False Wit with an unspeakable ...
... hand there marched a male deity , who bore several quivers on his shoulders , and grasped several arrows in his hand . His name was Wit . The approach of these two enemies filled all the territories of False Wit with an unspeakable ...
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