The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... given them a place within the Bounds of this Paper . Befides that I find it in a great measure done to my hand at the End of my Lord Rofcommon's Effay on tranflated Poetry . I fhall refer my Reader thither for fome of the Mafter ...
... given them a place within the Bounds of this Paper . Befides that I find it in a great measure done to my hand at the End of my Lord Rofcommon's Effay on tranflated Poetry . I fhall refer my Reader thither for fome of the Mafter ...
Page 127
of Eneas , but has given a place in his Poem to those particular Prophefies which he found recorded of him in ... given of- fence to several Criticks , may be accounted for the fame F4 way . way . Virgil himself , before he begins ...
of Eneas , but has given a place in his Poem to those particular Prophefies which he found recorded of him in ... given of- fence to several Criticks , may be accounted for the fame F4 way . way . Virgil himself , before he begins ...
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... given to him who ⚫has done it most artfully , you would before now have given your Remarks on them . They are fo confcious that their Difcourfes ought to be kept a fecret , that they are very cautious of admitting any Perfon who is not ...
... given to him who ⚫has done it most artfully , you would before now have given your Remarks on them . They are fo confcious that their Difcourfes ought to be kept a fecret , that they are very cautious of admitting any Perfon who is not ...
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