The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... first Book , than from its remote Beginning in the second ; and 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 ...
... first Book , than from its remote Beginning in the second ; and 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 ...
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... first of all removed those prodigious Heaps of Clouds which lay as a Barrier be- fore them . I do not know any Thing in the whole Poem more fublime than the Description which follows , where the Meffiah is reprefented at the Head of his ...
... first of all removed those prodigious Heaps of Clouds which lay as a Barrier be- fore them . I do not know any Thing in the whole Poem more fublime than the Description which follows , where the Meffiah is reprefented at the Head of his ...
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... first fetting out , have made fo confiderable a Progress , and which will be ftill receiving an Increase of Perfection , and confequently an Increafe of Happiness ? The Confci- oufnefs of fuch a Being fpreads a perpetual Diffufion of ...
... first fetting out , have made fo confiderable a Progress , and which will be ftill receiving an Increase of Perfection , and confequently an Increafe of Happiness ? The Confci- oufnefs of fuch a Being fpreads a perpetual Diffufion of ...
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