The Spectator, Zväzok 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 strán (strany) |
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Strana 283
... opinion , which you have omitted ; ' and thereupon begun to shine on the other side of the question . Upon this , ' says the captain , ' I came over to my first sentiments , and en- tirely acquiesced in his reasons for my so doing ...
... opinion , which you have omitted ; ' and thereupon begun to shine on the other side of the question . Upon this , ' says the captain , ' I came over to my first sentiments , and en- tirely acquiesced in his reasons for my so doing ...
Strana 696
... opinion which the other seems to command ? wants Messala s powerful eloquence , And is less read than deep Causellius : Roscommon . so I cannot conceive the injustice done to the public , if the men of reputation in this calling would ...
... opinion which the other seems to command ? wants Messala s powerful eloquence , And is less read than deep Causellius : Roscommon . so I cannot conceive the injustice done to the public , if the men of reputation in this calling would ...
Strana 787
... opinion concerning poetical justice , as it is expressed in the first part or your fortieth Spectator , is controverted by some eminent critics ; and as you now seem , to our great grief of heart , to be winding up your bottoms , I ...
... opinion concerning poetical justice , as it is expressed in the first part or your fortieth Spectator , is controverted by some eminent critics ; and as you now seem , to our great grief of heart , to be winding up your bottoms , I ...
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