The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 68
... paffed before that fatal Diffenfion . After the fame manner , Æneas makes his firft Appearance in the Tyrrhene Seas , and within Sight of Italy , because the Action proposed to be celebrated was that of his fettling himfelf in Latium ...
... paffed before that fatal Diffenfion . After the fame manner , Æneas makes his firft Appearance in the Tyrrhene Seas , and within Sight of Italy , because the Action proposed to be celebrated was that of his fettling himfelf in Latium ...
Page 158
... paffed fince I enjoyed that En- tertainment , the Paffions of the feveral Characters dwell ftrongly upon my Imagination ; and I congratulate to the Age , that they are at laft to fee Truth and human Life reprefented in the Incidents ...
... paffed fince I enjoyed that En- tertainment , the Paffions of the feveral Characters dwell ftrongly upon my Imagination ; and I congratulate to the Age , that they are at laft to fee Truth and human Life reprefented in the Incidents ...
Page 162
explained , and perhaps feveral little Hints that had paffed in his Mind , perfected and improved in the Works of a good Critick ; whereas one who has not these previous Lights is very often an utter Stranger to what he reads , and apt ...
explained , and perhaps feveral little Hints that had paffed in his Mind , perfected and improved in the Works of a good Critick ; whereas one who has not these previous Lights is very often an utter Stranger to what he reads , and apt ...
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