The Spectator, Volume 5Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 48
... paffed over in filence ; I mean that of the redoubted Hudibras , an ac- count of which Butler has tranfmitted to posterity in the following lines : " His tawny beard was th ' equal grace " Both of his wifdom , and his face ; " In cut ...
... paffed over in filence ; I mean that of the redoubted Hudibras , an ac- count of which Butler has tranfmitted to posterity in the following lines : " His tawny beard was th ' equal grace " Both of his wifdom , and his face ; " In cut ...
Page 163
... paffed upon Adam , Eve , and the ferpent . He has rather chofen to neglect the numeroufnefs of his verse , than to ... paffage is formed upon that glorious image in Holy Writ , which compares the voice of an innumerable hoft of angels ...
... paffed upon Adam , Eve , and the ferpent . He has rather chofen to neglect the numeroufnefs of his verse , than to ... paffage is formed upon that glorious image in Holy Writ , which compares the voice of an innumerable hoft of angels ...
Page 172
... paffing a night in company of the first taste , without fhocking any member of the fociety , over - rating his own ... paffed by a great majority , that every man fhould immediately draw a tooth ; after which , they have gone in a body ...
... paffing a night in company of the first taste , without fhocking any member of the fociety , over - rating his own ... paffed by a great majority , that every man fhould immediately draw a tooth ; after which , they have gone in a body ...
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