The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 147
... Reason , if one did not chance to be employed Abroad , while the other fat at Home , the Publick Bufinefs was fometimes at a Stand , while the Confuls pulled two different Ways in it . Befides , I do not find that the Confuls had ever a ...
... Reason , if one did not chance to be employed Abroad , while the other fat at Home , the Publick Bufinefs was fometimes at a Stand , while the Confuls pulled two different Ways in it . Befides , I do not find that the Confuls had ever a ...
Page 170
... Reason Homer's and Virgil's Heroes do not form a Refolution , or strike a Blow , without the Con- duct and Direction of fome Deity ? Doubtless , because the Poets efteemed it the greateft Honour to be favoured by the Gods , and thought ...
... Reason Homer's and Virgil's Heroes do not form a Refolution , or strike a Blow , without the Con- duct and Direction of fome Deity ? Doubtless , because the Poets efteemed it the greateft Honour to be favoured by the Gods , and thought ...
Page 199
... Reason , in my Apprehenfion , than that of paying a fhallow Compliment to the Fair Sex , by ac- cufing fome Men of ... Reasons for it ; and I'll leave it to you to de- termine on which Side a Part is then acted . Some • Women there are ...
... Reason , in my Apprehenfion , than that of paying a fhallow Compliment to the Fair Sex , by ac- cufing fome Men of ... Reasons for it ; and I'll leave it to you to de- termine on which Side a Part is then acted . Some • Women there are ...
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