The Spectator, Volume 4J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 - English essays |
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Page 69
... Subject . In short , this is the fame kind of Beauty which the Criticks admire in The Spanish Frier , or The Double Difcovery , where the two different Plots look like Coun- ter - parts and Copies of one another . THE fecond ...
... Subject . In short , this is the fame kind of Beauty which the Criticks admire in The Spanish Frier , or The Double Difcovery , where the two different Plots look like Coun- ter - parts and Copies of one another . THE fecond ...
Page 96
... Subject , I fhall end this Paper with the following genuine Letter ; and defire all who think they may be concerned in future Speculations on this Subject , to fend in what they have to fay for themselves for fome Inci- dents in their ...
... Subject , I fhall end this Paper with the following genuine Letter ; and defire all who think they may be concerned in future Speculations on this Subject , to fend in what they have to fay for themselves for fome Inci- dents in their ...
Page 268
... Subject intirely conformable to thofe Talents , of which he was Master . As his Genius was wonderfully turned to the Sublime , his Subject is the noblest that could have entered into the Thoughts of Man . Every thing that is truly great ...
... Subject intirely conformable to thofe Talents , of which he was Master . As his Genius was wonderfully turned to the Sublime , his Subject is the noblest that could have entered into the Thoughts of Man . Every thing that is truly great ...
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