The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 49
... fhall enter into a regular Cri- ticism upon his Paradife Loft , which I fhall publish every Saturday ' till I have given my Thoughts upon that Poem .. I shall not however prefume to impofe upon others my own particular Judgment on this ...
... fhall enter into a regular Cri- ticism upon his Paradife Loft , which I fhall publish every Saturday ' till I have given my Thoughts upon that Poem .. I shall not however prefume to impofe upon others my own particular Judgment on this ...
Page 94
... fhall go through other Parts of Milton's Poem ; and hope that what I fhall there advance , as well as what I have already written , will not only ferve as a Comment upon Milton , but upon Ariftotle . No 274. Monday , January 14 . I ...
... fhall go through other Parts of Milton's Poem ; and hope that what I fhall there advance , as well as what I have already written , will not only ferve as a Comment upon Milton , but upon Ariftotle . No 274. Monday , January 14 . I ...
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... fhall ourselves be in the fame melancholy Cir- cumftances . The General , the Statesman , or the Philo . fopher , are perhaps Characters which we may never act in ; but the dying Man is one whom , fooner or later , we fhall certainly ...
... fhall ourselves be in the fame melancholy Cir- cumftances . The General , the Statesman , or the Philo . fopher , are perhaps Characters which we may never act in ; but the dying Man is one whom , fooner or later , we fhall certainly ...
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