The Spectator, Zväzok 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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... figure of the fish that is her namesake . Mr Bell has likewise distinguished himself by a device of the same nature . And here , sir , I must beg leave to observe to you , that this particular figure of a bell has given occasion to ...
... figure of the fish that is her namesake . Mr Bell has likewise distinguished himself by a device of the same nature . And here , sir , I must beg leave to observe to you , that this particular figure of a bell has given occasion to ...
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... figure of an egg , a pair of wing an axe , a shepherd's pipe , and an altar . As for the first , it is a little oval poem , and m not improperly be called a scholar's egg . I wou endeavour to hatch it , or , in more intelligible la ...
... figure of an egg , a pair of wing an axe , a shepherd's pipe , and an altar . As for the first , it is a little oval poem , and m not improperly be called a scholar's egg . I wou endeavour to hatch it , or , in more intelligible la ...
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George Atherton Aitken. follow ) bears some remote affinity with the figure , for it describes a god of love , who is always painted with wings . The axe methinks would have been a good figure for a lampoon , had the edge of it consisted ...
George Atherton Aitken. follow ) bears some remote affinity with the figure , for it describes a god of love , who is always painted with wings . The axe methinks would have been a good figure for a lampoon , had the edge of it consisted ...
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