The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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Page 46
... these three remarkable Mountains , fo well known to the Greeks . This laft is fuch a Beauty , as the Scene of Milton's War could not poffibly furnish him with . Clau- dian , in his Fragment upon the Giants War , has given full scope to ...
... these three remarkable Mountains , fo well known to the Greeks . This laft is fuch a Beauty , as the Scene of Milton's War could not poffibly furnish him with . Clau- dian , in his Fragment upon the Giants War , has given full scope to ...
Page 130
... these Latin Orators , which would have been defervedly laugh'd at by a common Attorney . UNDER this Head of Writing I cannot omit Ac- • counts and Short - hand , which are learned with little ⚫ pains and very properly come into the ...
... these Latin Orators , which would have been defervedly laugh'd at by a common Attorney . UNDER this Head of Writing I cannot omit Ac- • counts and Short - hand , which are learned with little ⚫ pains and very properly come into the ...
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... these my Speculations , and which , were I to speak after the manner of Logicians , I would diftinguish into the Mate- rial and the Formal . By the latter I understand those Ad- vantages which my Readers receive , as their Minds are ei ...
... these my Speculations , and which , were I to speak after the manner of Logicians , I would diftinguish into the Mate- rial and the Formal . By the latter I understand those Ad- vantages which my Readers receive , as their Minds are ei ...
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