The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 49
... Author , but only deliver it as my private Opinion . Criticism is of a very large Extent , and every particular Master in this Art has his favourite Paffages in an Author , which do not equally ftrike the beft Judges . It will be ...
... Author , but only deliver it as my private Opinion . Criticism is of a very large Extent , and every particular Master in this Art has his favourite Paffages in an Author , which do not equally ftrike the beft Judges . It will be ...
Page 152
... Authors , and write quaint Advertisements in praife of their Wares , one who from an Author turn'd Dealer may be al- lowed for the Advancement of Trade to turn Author again . I will not however fet up like fome of ' em , for felling ...
... Authors , and write quaint Advertisements in praife of their Wares , one who from an Author turn'd Dealer may be al- lowed for the Advancement of Trade to turn Author again . I will not however fet up like fome of ' em , for felling ...
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... Author , which are fcrupulously exact and conformable to all the Rules of correct Writing : I fhall conclude my Paper with a Story out of Bocca- lini , which fufficiently fhews us the Opinion that judi- cious Author entertained of the ...
... Author , which are fcrupulously exact and conformable to all the Rules of correct Writing : I fhall conclude my Paper with a Story out of Bocca- lini , which fufficiently fhews us the Opinion that judi- cious Author entertained of the ...
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