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We love to fee the Subject unfolding it felf by juft Degrees , and breaking upon us infenfibly , that fo we may be kept in a pleafing Sufpence , and have time given us to raise our Expectations , and to fide with one of the Parties ...
We love to fee the Subject unfolding it felf by juft Degrees , and breaking upon us infenfibly , that fo we may be kept in a pleafing Sufpence , and have time given us to raise our Expectations , and to fide with one of the Parties ...
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PAPER X. WHAT Authors pleafe the Imagination who have nothing to do with Fiction . ... How the Authors of the new Philofophy pleafe the Imagination . The Bounds and Defects of the ... What Allufions most pleafing to the Imagination .
PAPER X. WHAT Authors pleafe the Imagination who have nothing to do with Fiction . ... How the Authors of the new Philofophy pleafe the Imagination . The Bounds and Defects of the ... What Allufions most pleafing to the Imagination .
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The Defcription of them pleafing to the Fancy , ibid . why we incline to believe them , ibid . not a Village in England formerly without one , ibid . ShakeSpear's the beft , ibid . Gladiators of Rome , what Cicero fays of ' em , N. 436 ...
The Defcription of them pleafing to the Fancy , ibid . why we incline to believe them , ibid . not a Village in England formerly without one , ibid . ShakeSpear's the beft , ibid . Gladiators of Rome , what Cicero fays of ' em , N. 436 ...
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| Title | The Spectator: ... The Spectator: |
| Publisher | Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | Sep 21, 2006 |
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