The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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... Writing . I have here only pointed at the whole Species of False Humourists ; but as one of my principal Designs in this Paper is to beat down that malignant Spirit , which dif- covers it felf in the Writings of the present Age , I ...
... Writing . I have here only pointed at the whole Species of False Humourists ; but as one of my principal Designs in this Paper is to beat down that malignant Spirit , which dif- covers it felf in the Writings of the present Age , I ...
Strana 157
... writing Tragedies , but : against the Criticism that would eftablish this as the only Method ; and by that Means would very much cramp the English Tragedy , and perhaps give a wrong Bent to the Genius of our Writers . of THE Tragi ...
... writing Tragedies , but : against the Criticism that would eftablish this as the only Method ; and by that Means would very much cramp the English Tragedy , and perhaps give a wrong Bent to the Genius of our Writers . of THE Tragi ...
Strana 254
... Writings of our Authors . It may , perhaps , look like a very prefumptuous Work , though not Foreign from upon the the Duty of a SPECTATOR , to tax the Writings 254 The SPECTATOR . N ° 65 .
... Writings of our Authors . It may , perhaps , look like a very prefumptuous Work , though not Foreign from upon the the Duty of a SPECTATOR , to tax the Writings 254 The SPECTATOR . N ° 65 .
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