The Spectator, Volume 4Payne, Rivington, 1799 - English essays |
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... fhould make Leucippe's business more odious . 6 It must not be thought a digreffion from my intend- ed fpeculation , to talk of bawds in a difcourfe upon wenches ; for a woman of the town is not thoroughly and properly fuch , without ...
... fhould make Leucippe's business more odious . 6 It must not be thought a digreffion from my intend- ed fpeculation , to talk of bawds in a difcourfe upon wenches ; for a woman of the town is not thoroughly and properly fuch , without ...
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... fhould say Adam is not Æneas , or Eve Helen . I fhall therefore examine it by the rules of epic poetry , and fee whether it falls fhort of the ILIAD or NEID , in ... fhould fhould be but one action . Secondly , It fhould 64 THE SPECTATOR .
... fhould say Adam is not Æneas , or Eve Helen . I fhall therefore examine it by the rules of epic poetry , and fee whether it falls fhort of the ILIAD or NEID , in ... fhould fhould be but one action . Secondly , It fhould 64 THE SPECTATOR .
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fhould be but one action . Secondly , It fhould be an intire action . Thirdly , It fhould be a great action . To confider the action of the ILIAD , ENEID , and PA- RADISE LOST , in these three feveral lights . Homer to preferve the ...
fhould be but one action . Secondly , It fhould be an intire action . Thirdly , It fhould be a great action . To confider the action of the ILIAD , ENEID , and PA- RADISE LOST , in these three feveral lights . Homer to preferve the ...
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