The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Poet in the preceding Speech remember'd those two Paffages which are fpoken on the like Occafion , and fill'd with the fame pleafing Images of Nature . My beloved fpake , and faid unto me , Rife up , my Love my Fair one , and come away ...
... Poet in the preceding Speech remember'd those two Paffages which are fpoken on the like Occafion , and fill'd with the fame pleafing Images of Nature . My beloved fpake , and faid unto me , Rife up , my Love my Fair one , and come away ...
Page 95
... Poet affigns , but because it would have been highly abfurd to have given the Sanction of an Arch- angel to any particular Syftem of Philofophy . The chief Points in the Ptolemaick and Copernican Hypothefis are de- fcribed with great ...
... Poet affigns , but because it would have been highly abfurd to have given the Sanction of an Arch- angel to any particular Syftem of Philofophy . The chief Points in the Ptolemaick and Copernican Hypothefis are de- fcribed with great ...
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... Poet has likewife taken care to infert every Circumstance of it in the body of his Fable . The ninth Book , which we are here to confider , is raifed upon that brief Account in Scripture , wherein we are told that the Serpent was more ...
... Poet has likewife taken care to infert every Circumstance of it in the body of his Fable . The ninth Book , which we are here to confider , is raifed upon that brief Account in Scripture , wherein we are told that the Serpent was more ...
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