The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Poem with the Discord of his Princes , and artfully interweaves , in the feveral fucceeding Parts of it , an Account ... Poem . Milton , in imitation of these two great Poets , opens his Paradife Loft with an Infernal Council plotting ...
... Poem with the Discord of his Princes , and artfully interweaves , in the feveral fucceeding Parts of it , an Account ... Poem . Milton , in imitation of these two great Poets , opens his Paradife Loft with an Infernal Council plotting ...
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... Poem ; his Method of examining an Epic Poem , N. 273. An Obfervation of that Critick's , ibid . One of the best Logicians in the World , N. 291. His Di- vifion of a Poem , N. 297. Another of his Obfervati- ons , ibid . His Obfervation ...
... Poem ; his Method of examining an Epic Poem , N. 273. An Obfervation of that Critick's , ibid . One of the best Logicians in the World , N. 291. His Di- vifion of a Poem , N. 297. Another of his Obfervati- ons , ibid . His Obfervation ...
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... Poem ; his Method of examining an Epic Poem , N. 273. An Observation of that Critick's , ibid . One of the beft Logicians in the World , N. 291. His Di- vifion of a Poem , N. 297. Another of his Obfervati- ons , ibid . His Obfervation ...
... Poem ; his Method of examining an Epic Poem , N. 273. An Observation of that Critick's , ibid . One of the beft Logicians in the World , N. 291. His Di- vifion of a Poem , N. 297. Another of his Obfervati- ons , ibid . His Obfervation ...
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