The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 47
... Notice of the moft ordinary Reader . THERE are indeed fo many wonderful Strokes of Po- etry in this Book , and fuch a variety of fublime Ideas , that it would have been impoffible to have given them a place within the bounds of this ...
... Notice of the moft ordinary Reader . THERE are indeed fo many wonderful Strokes of Po- etry in this Book , and fuch a variety of fublime Ideas , that it would have been impoffible to have given them a place within the bounds of this ...
Page 119
... notice how the Tradition , on which it was founded , au- thorizes thole Parts in it which appear moft exceptiona ble ; I hope the length of this Reflection will not make it unacceptable to the curious Part of Readers . my THE Hiftory ...
... notice how the Tradition , on which it was founded , au- thorizes thole Parts in it which appear moft exceptiona ble ; I hope the length of this Reflection will not make it unacceptable to the curious Part of Readers . my THE Hiftory ...
Page 143
... notice of the Command which the Angels receiv'd , to produce the feve- ral Changes in Nature , and fully the Beauty of the Crea- tion . Accordingly they are reprefented as infecting the Stars and Planets with malignant Influences ...
... notice of the Command which the Angels receiv'd , to produce the feve- ral Changes in Nature , and fully the Beauty of the Crea- tion . Accordingly they are reprefented as infecting the Stars and Planets with malignant Influences ...
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