The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 146
... feems to found this judgment of the Plato of the painters merely on a letter of Raphael to the Count Balthafar Caftiglioni , concerning the famous Galatea ; but the Chevalier was certainly in a hurry when he read this letter ; for ...
... feems to found this judgment of the Plato of the painters merely on a letter of Raphael to the Count Balthafar Caftiglioni , concerning the famous Galatea ; but the Chevalier was certainly in a hurry when he read this letter ; for ...
Page 355
... feems the effort of ftruggle and of toil . He has many vi- goroes , but few happy lines ; he has every thing by purchase , and nothing by gift ; he had no nightly vifitations of the Mufe , no infu fions of fentiment or felicities of ...
... feems the effort of ftruggle and of toil . He has many vi- goroes , but few happy lines ; he has every thing by purchase , and nothing by gift ; he had no nightly vifitations of the Mufe , no infu fions of fentiment or felicities of ...
Page 554
... feems to be fatisfactory , and applicable to what the English drink near London Bridge : tho ' we own , thit when formerly we heard the Parifians praife their nafty water , we could not help ascribing it to that narrow - minded ...
... feems to be fatisfactory , and applicable to what the English drink near London Bridge : tho ' we own , thit when formerly we heard the Parifians praife their nafty water , we could not help ascribing it to that narrow - minded ...
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