The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 49
... affected himfelf with what he fo paffionately recommends to others . Violent Gesture and Vociferation naturally fhake the Hearts of the Ignorant , and fill them with a kind of Religious Horror . Nothing is more frequent than to see ...
... affected himfelf with what he fo paffionately recommends to others . Violent Gesture and Vociferation naturally fhake the Hearts of the Ignorant , and fill them with a kind of Religious Horror . Nothing is more frequent than to see ...
Page 79
... affected with the Infide of a Gothick Cathedral tho ' it be five times larger than the other ; which can arife from nothing elfe but the Greatness of the Manner in the one , and the Meannefs in the other . I have seen an Obfervation ...
... affected with the Infide of a Gothick Cathedral tho ' it be five times larger than the other ; which can arife from nothing elfe but the Greatness of the Manner in the one , and the Meannefs in the other . I have seen an Obfervation ...
Page 104
... affects the Imagination . Great- nefs in Architecture relates either to the Bulk or to the Manner . Greatness of Bulk in the Ancient Oriental Build- ings . The Ancient Accounts of thefe Buildings confirm'd , 1. From the Advantages for ...
... affects the Imagination . Great- nefs in Architecture relates either to the Bulk or to the Manner . Greatness of Bulk in the Ancient Oriental Build- ings . The Ancient Accounts of thefe Buildings confirm'd , 1. From the Advantages for ...
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