The Spectator ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 |
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Strana 109
... moft obliged and moft bumble Servant , R. O. 8 SIR , I Am intirely convinced of the Truth of what you were pleased to say to me , when I was laft with you alone . You told me then of the filly way I was ' in ; but you told me fo , as I ...
... moft obliged and moft bumble Servant , R. O. 8 SIR , I Am intirely convinced of the Truth of what you were pleased to say to me , when I was laft with you alone . You told me then of the filly way I was ' in ; but you told me fo , as I ...
Strana 157
... moft of the good Tragedies , which have been written fince the starting of the abovemen- tioned Criticism , have taken this Turn : As the Mourning Bride , Tamerlane , Ulyffes , Phedra and Hippolitus , with moft of Mr. Dryden's . I muft ...
... moft of the good Tragedies , which have been written fince the starting of the abovemen- tioned Criticism , have taken this Turn : As the Mourning Bride , Tamerlane , Ulyffes , Phedra and Hippolitus , with moft of Mr. Dryden's . I muft ...
Strana 272
... moft ordinary Reader , will appear Beautiful to the moft refined . THE old Song of Chevy - Chafe is the favourite Ballad of the common People of England , and Ben Johnson ufed to fay he had rather have been the Author of it than of all ...
... moft ordinary Reader , will appear Beautiful to the moft refined . THE old Song of Chevy - Chafe is the favourite Ballad of the common People of England , and Ben Johnson ufed to fay he had rather have been the Author of it than of all ...
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