The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 24
... fhew why I have confider'd the facking of Troy as an Episode , according to the common Acceptation of that Word . But as this would be a dry unentertaining Piece of Cri- ticifm , and perhaps unneceffary to those who have read my first ...
... fhew why I have confider'd the facking of Troy as an Episode , according to the common Acceptation of that Word . But as this would be a dry unentertaining Piece of Cri- ticifm , and perhaps unneceffary to those who have read my first ...
Page 152
... fhew , an exact Idea of any Character or Paffion , or an intelligible Relation of any publick Occurrence , with no other Expreffion than that of his Looks and Geftures . If all who have been obliged to thefe Talents in Eftcourt , will ...
... fhew , an exact Idea of any Character or Paffion , or an intelligible Relation of any publick Occurrence , with no other Expreffion than that of his Looks and Geftures . If all who have been obliged to thefe Talents in Eftcourt , will ...
Page 168
... fhew the like Changes in Nature , as well as to grace his Fable with a noble Pro- digy , represents the Sun in an Eclipfe . This particular In- cident has likewife a fine Effect upon the Imagination of the Reader , in regard to what ...
... fhew the like Changes in Nature , as well as to grace his Fable with a noble Pro- digy , represents the Sun in an Eclipfe . This particular In- cident has likewife a fine Effect upon the Imagination of the Reader , in regard to what ...
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