The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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Page 59
... taken it for genuine . Mr. SPECTATOR , H AVING obferved in Lilly's Grammar how sweetly Bacchus and Apollo run in a Verse : I have ( to preferve the Amity between them ) call'd in Bacchus to ' the Aid of my Profession of the Theatre . So ...
... taken it for genuine . Mr. SPECTATOR , H AVING obferved in Lilly's Grammar how sweetly Bacchus and Apollo run in a Verse : I have ( to preferve the Amity between them ) call'd in Bacchus to ' the Aid of my Profession of the Theatre . So ...
Page 174
... taken up all our Minds , and , as I have often complained , Poverty and Riches ftand in our Ima- ginations in the Places of Guilt and Innocence . But in all Seafons there will be fome Inftances of Perfons who have Souls too large to be ...
... taken up all our Minds , and , as I have often complained , Poverty and Riches ftand in our Ima- ginations in the Places of Guilt and Innocence . But in all Seafons there will be fome Inftances of Perfons who have Souls too large to be ...
Page 296
... taken notice of . I must likewife ob ferve , that as the greatest Masters of Critical Learning differ among one another , as to fome particular Points in an Epic Poem , I have not bound my felf fcrupulously to the Rules which any one of ...
... taken notice of . I must likewife ob ferve , that as the greatest Masters of Critical Learning differ among one another , as to fome particular Points in an Epic Poem , I have not bound my felf fcrupulously to the Rules which any one of ...
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