The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 24
... imagination came ' down to the corner of a venifon pafty , and brought ' her once even upon her knees to gnaw off the ears of a pig from the fpit . The gratifications of her palate were eafily preferred to thofe of her vanity ; and ...
... imagination came ' down to the corner of a venifon pafty , and brought ' her once even upon her knees to gnaw off the ears of a pig from the fpit . The gratifications of her palate were eafily preferred to thofe of her vanity ; and ...
Page 52
... imagination which was natural to him . He tells us that the giants tore up whole islands by the roots , and threw them at the gods . He defcribes one of them in particular taking up Lemnos in his arms , and whirling it to the skies ...
... imagination which was natural to him . He tells us that the giants tore up whole islands by the roots , and threw them at the gods . He defcribes one of them in particular taking up Lemnos in his arms , and whirling it to the skies ...
Page 153
... imagination . And ' I looked and behold a pale horse , and his name that fat ' on him was Death , and Hell followed with him : and power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth , to kill with fword , and with hunger , and ...
... imagination . And ' I looked and behold a pale horse , and his name that fat ' on him was Death , and Hell followed with him : and power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth , to kill with fword , and with hunger , and ...
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