The Spectator, Volume 5W. Wilson, 1778 |
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Page 70
... proper notions of courage , temperance , honour and justice . < · There must be great care taken how the example of any particular perfonis recommended to them in grofs ; inttead of which they ought to be taught wherein such a man , tho ...
... proper notions of courage , temperance , honour and justice . < · There must be great care taken how the example of any particular perfonis recommended to them in grofs ; inttead of which they ought to be taught wherein such a man , tho ...
Page 127
... proper to omit fo material a par- ticular in the history of Æneas , it may be worth while to confider with how much judgment he has qualified it , and taken off every thing that might have appeared im- proper for a paffage in an heroic ...
... proper to omit fo material a par- ticular in the history of Æneas , it may be worth while to confider with how much judgment he has qualified it , and taken off every thing that might have appeared im- proper for a paffage in an heroic ...
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... proper shape , nor in the familiar manner with which Raphael the fociable fpirit entertain- ed the father of mankind before the fall . His perfon , his port , and behaviour , are fuitable to a spirit of the highest rank , and ...
... proper shape , nor in the familiar manner with which Raphael the fociable fpirit entertain- ed the father of mankind before the fall . His perfon , his port , and behaviour , are fuitable to a spirit of the highest rank , and ...
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