The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Perfons in Spencer , who had an admirable Talent in Reprefentations of this kind . I have difcourfed of thefe Emblematical Perfons in former Papers , and fhall therefore only mention them in this Place . Thus we fee how many Ways Poetry ...
... Perfons in Spencer , who had an admirable Talent in Reprefentations of this kind . I have difcourfed of thefe Emblematical Perfons in former Papers , and fhall therefore only mention them in this Place . Thus we fee how many Ways Poetry ...
Page 182
... Perfons are defired to fend in their Thoughts within Ten Days after the Date hereof . T N ° 443 . Tuesday , July 29 . • Sublatam ex oculis Quærimus invidi . Hor . Od . 24. 1. 3. v 33 . Snatch'd from our fight , we eagerly pursue , And ...
... Perfons are defired to fend in their Thoughts within Ten Days after the Date hereof . T N ° 443 . Tuesday , July 29 . • Sublatam ex oculis Quærimus invidi . Hor . Od . 24. 1. 3. v 33 . Snatch'd from our fight , we eagerly pursue , And ...
Page 240
... Perfons in high Pofts , Twilight Vifits paid and received by Ministers of State , Clandeftine Courtships and Marriages , Secret Amours , Loffes at Play , Applications for Places , with their refpective Succeffes or Repulfes , are the ...
... Perfons in high Pofts , Twilight Vifits paid and received by Ministers of State , Clandeftine Courtships and Marriages , Secret Amours , Loffes at Play , Applications for Places , with their refpective Succeffes or Repulfes , are the ...
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