The Spectator, Volume 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Page 60
... falling into the same guilt , the whole creation appears a second time in convulsions . -He scrupled not to eat Against ... fall of man . The beginning of this speech , and the preparation to it , are animated with the same spirit as the ...
... falling into the same guilt , the whole creation appears a second time in convulsions . -He scrupled not to eat Against ... fall of man . The beginning of this speech , and the preparation to it , are animated with the same spirit as the ...
Page 395
... fall to every man's private share . The others are knaves by constitution ; and par- consequence of this is , that they look upon ticularly it may be said of many , that they one another with an evil eye , each imagin- are born with an ...
... fall to every man's private share . The others are knaves by constitution ; and par- consequence of this is , that they look upon ticularly it may be said of many , that they one another with an evil eye , each imagin- are born with an ...
Page 415
... fall into prose , and a vulgar diction , excepting where the nature and humour of the thing does necessarily require it . In this point , Horace has been thought by some critics to be sometimes careless , as well as too negligent of his ...
... fall into prose , and a vulgar diction , excepting where the nature and humour of the thing does necessarily require it . In this point , Horace has been thought by some critics to be sometimes careless , as well as too negligent of his ...
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