The Spectator, Volume 6J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 55
... Author , but difcover the feveral Ways of thinking and expreffing himfelf , which diverfify him from all other Authors , with the feveral Foreign Infufions of Thought and Language , and the particular Authors from whom they were ...
... Author , but difcover the feveral Ways of thinking and expreffing himfelf , which diverfify him from all other Authors , with the feveral Foreign Infufions of Thought and Language , and the particular Authors from whom they were ...
Page 56
... Author whom he perufes ; whether he is particularly pleafed with Livy for his Manner of telling a Story , with Salluft for his entering into those internal Principles of Action which arife from the Characters and Manners of the Perfons ...
... Author whom he perufes ; whether he is particularly pleafed with Livy for his Manner of telling a Story , with Salluft for his entering into those internal Principles of Action which arife from the Characters and Manners of the Perfons ...
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... Author , I have found above half the Volume taken up with various Readings . When I have expected to meet with a learned Note upon a doubtful Paffage in a Latin Poet , I have only been informed , that such or fuch An- cient Manufcripts ...
... Author , I have found above half the Volume taken up with various Readings . When I have expected to meet with a learned Note upon a doubtful Paffage in a Latin Poet , I have only been informed , that such or fuch An- cient Manufcripts ...
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