The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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Page 44
... fhall enter into a regular criticism upon his Paradise Loft , which I fhall publish See JOHNSON'S " Lives of English Poets , " Vol . II . p . 364 . Svo 1781 . every Saturday until I have given my thoughts upon that every 44 N ° 262 THE ...
... fhall enter into a regular criticism upon his Paradise Loft , which I fhall publish See JOHNSON'S " Lives of English Poets , " Vol . II . p . 364 . Svo 1781 . every Saturday until I have given my thoughts upon that every 44 N ° 262 THE ...
Page 93
... fhall take another opportunity to obferve , that a perfon of an abfolute and confummate virtue should never be introduced in tragedy , and fhall only remark in this place , that the foregoing obfervation of Aristotle , though it may be ...
... fhall take another opportunity to obferve , that a perfon of an abfolute and confummate virtue should never be introduced in tragedy , and fhall only remark in this place , that the foregoing obfervation of Aristotle , though it may be ...
Page 108
... fhall difapprove in your next Paper , before I exhibit her as a pattern to the public . ' I am , SIR , • Your most humble admirer , and most obedient fervant , BETTY CROSS - STITCH . ' As I am willing to do any thing in reason for the ...
... fhall difapprove in your next Paper , before I exhibit her as a pattern to the public . ' I am , SIR , • Your most humble admirer , and most obedient fervant , BETTY CROSS - STITCH . ' As I am willing to do any thing in reason for the ...
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