The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 80
... Look upon the Outfide of a Dome , your Eye half furrounds it ; look up into the Infide , and at one Glance you have all the Profpect of it ; the intire Concavity falls into your Eye at once , the Sight being as the Center that collects ...
... Look upon the Outfide of a Dome , your Eye half furrounds it ; look up into the Infide , and at one Glance you have all the Profpect of it ; the intire Concavity falls into your Eye at once , the Sight being as the Center that collects ...
Page 119
... Look a louring Roughnefs , which ill ⚫ befitted a Month which was ranked in so soft a Season ; but as he came forwards his Features became infen- fibly more mild and gentle : He smooth'd his Brow , and looked with fo fweet a ...
... Look a louring Roughnefs , which ill ⚫ befitted a Month which was ranked in so soft a Season ; but as he came forwards his Features became infen- fibly more mild and gentle : He smooth'd his Brow , and looked with fo fweet a ...
Page 262
... look up , And read thy Lot in yon celeftial Sign , Where thou art weigh'd , and fhewn how light , how weak , If thou refift . The Fiend look'd up , and knew His mounted Scale aloft ; nor more ; but fled Murm'ring , and with him fled the ...
... look up , And read thy Lot in yon celeftial Sign , Where thou art weigh'd , and fhewn how light , how weak , If thou refift . The Fiend look'd up , and knew His mounted Scale aloft ; nor more ; but fled Murm'ring , and with him fled the ...
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