The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 105
... please the Imagination . What Liberties are allowed them . PAPER IX . OF that kind of Poetry which Mr. Dryden calls the Fairy Way of Writing . How a Poet fhould be Qualified for it . The Pleafures of the Imagination that arife from it ...
... please the Imagination . What Liberties are allowed them . PAPER IX . OF that kind of Poetry which Mr. Dryden calls the Fairy Way of Writing . How a Poet fhould be Qualified for it . The Pleafures of the Imagination that arife from it ...
Page 276
... please no one fo much as her Father . My Girl's Lover can never know half the Satisfaction that I did in her that Day . I could not poffibly have imagined , that so great Improvement could have been wrought by an Art that I always held ...
... please no one fo much as her Father . My Girl's Lover can never know half the Satisfaction that I did in her that Day . I could not poffibly have imagined , that so great Improvement could have been wrought by an Art that I always held ...
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... please the Imagination , N. 419. What other Writers please it , 420 . Fidelia , her Duty to her Father , N. 449 . Final Causes of Delight , in Objects , N. 413. Lie bare and open , ibid . Flattery defcrib'd , N. 460 . Flavia's Character ...
... please the Imagination , N. 419. What other Writers please it , 420 . Fidelia , her Duty to her Father , N. 449 . Final Causes of Delight , in Objects , N. 413. Lie bare and open , ibid . Flattery defcrib'd , N. 460 . Flavia's Character ...
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