The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 46
... Imagination all the Woods that grew upon it . There is further a great beauty in his fingling out by Name these three remarkable Mountains , fo well known to the Greeks . This laft is fuch a Beauty , as the Scene of Milton's War could ...
... Imagination all the Woods that grew upon it . There is further a great beauty in his fingling out by Name these three remarkable Mountains , fo well known to the Greeks . This laft is fuch a Beauty , as the Scene of Milton's War could ...
Page 47
... Imagination of Claudian , without its Puerilities . I need not point out the Defcription of the fallen An- gels feeing the Promontories hanging over their Heads in fuch a dreadful manner , which the other numberless Beauties in this ...
... Imagination of Claudian , without its Puerilities . I need not point out the Defcription of the fallen An- gels feeing the Promontories hanging over their Heads in fuch a dreadful manner , which the other numberless Beauties in this ...
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... Imagination of the Reader , in regard to what follows ; for at the fame Time that the Sun is under an Eclipfe , a bright Cloud ends in the Western Quarter of the Heavens , filled with an Hoft of Angels , and more luminous than with 168 ...
... Imagination of the Reader , in regard to what follows ; for at the fame Time that the Sun is under an Eclipfe , a bright Cloud ends in the Western Quarter of the Heavens , filled with an Hoft of Angels , and more luminous than with 168 ...
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