The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 99
... feveral other cells were ftored with commodities of the fame kind , of which it would be tedious to give the reader ... feveral little roads or canals running from the ear into the brain , and took particular care to trace them out ...
... feveral other cells were ftored with commodities of the fame kind , of which it would be tedious to give the reader ... feveral little roads or canals running from the ear into the brain , and took particular care to trace them out ...
Page 125
... feveral who made love to her , and did not only give each of them encourage- ment , but made every one fhe converfed with believe that the regarded him with an eye of kindness ; for which reafon we expected to have seen the impreffion ...
... feveral who made love to her , and did not only give each of them encourage- ment , but made every one fhe converfed with believe that the regarded him with an eye of kindness ; for which reafon we expected to have seen the impreffion ...
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... feveral old words , which also makes his poem appear the more ve- nerable , and gives it a greater air of antiquity . I must likewife take notice , that there are in Milton feveral words of his own coining , as cerberean , mis- created ...
... feveral old words , which also makes his poem appear the more ve- nerable , and gives it a greater air of antiquity . I must likewife take notice , that there are in Milton feveral words of his own coining , as cerberean , mis- created ...
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