The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 90
... Manners . H Hor . Ars Poet . v . 156 . AVING examined the Action of Paradife Loft , let us in the next place confider the ... manner to the Nature of an Heroic Poem . Tho ' at the fame time , to give them the greater Variety , he has ...
... Manners . H Hor . Ars Poet . v . 156 . AVING examined the Action of Paradife Loft , let us in the next place confider the ... manner to the Nature of an Heroic Poem . Tho ' at the fame time , to give them the greater Variety , he has ...
Page 103
... Manner , he fays , he remembers . I am not Mistress of one Farthing ❝ of Money , but have all Neceffaries provided for me , under the Guard of one who procured for him while he had any Defires to gratify . I know nothing of a Wench's ...
... Manner , he fays , he remembers . I am not Mistress of one Farthing ❝ of Money , but have all Neceffaries provided for me , under the Guard of one who procured for him while he had any Defires to gratify . I know nothing of a Wench's ...
Page 155
... manner , that there is not probably a fingle Species loft during this long Tract of Time . Could we have general Bills of Mortality of every kind of Animals , or particular ones of every Species in each Continent and Island , I could ...
... manner , that there is not probably a fingle Species loft during this long Tract of Time . Could we have general Bills of Mortality of every kind of Animals , or particular ones of every Species in each Continent and Island , I could ...
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