The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... formed into agree- able Vifions of things that are either Abfent or Ficti- tious . THE Pleasures of the Imagination , taken in the full Extent , are not fo grofs as thofe of Senfe , nor fo refined as thofe of the Underftanding . The ...
... formed into agree- able Vifions of things that are either Abfent or Ficti- tious . THE Pleasures of the Imagination , taken in the full Extent , are not fo grofs as thofe of Senfe , nor fo refined as thofe of the Underftanding . The ...
Page 77
in forming fuch Scenes and Profpects as are most apt to delight the Mind of the Beholder , I fhall in this Paper throw ... formed for its Reception , with the several Trenches through which that River was con- veyed . I know there are ...
in forming fuch Scenes and Profpects as are most apt to delight the Mind of the Beholder , I fhall in this Paper throw ... formed for its Reception , with the several Trenches through which that River was con- veyed . I know there are ...
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... formed along with it . Where it is faid in Sacred Writ , that the Woman ought to have a Covering on her Head because of the Angels , that laft Word is by fome thought to be metaphorically used , and to fignify young Men . Allowing this ...
... formed along with it . Where it is faid in Sacred Writ , that the Woman ought to have a Covering on her Head because of the Angels , that laft Word is by fome thought to be metaphorically used , and to fignify young Men . Allowing this ...
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