The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... reprefented in very lively Co- lours . Several of the French , Italian , and English Poets have given a loose to their Imaginations in the Defcrip- tion of Angels : But I do not remember to have met with any fo finely drawn , and fo ...
... reprefented in very lively Co- lours . Several of the French , Italian , and English Poets have given a loose to their Imaginations in the Defcrip- tion of Angels : But I do not remember to have met with any fo finely drawn , and fo ...
Page 157
... reprefented with great Tendernefs as approaching Adam , but is fpurn'd from him with a Spirit of Upbraiding and Indignation , conformable to the Nature of Man , whofe Paffions had now gained the Dominion over him . The following Paf ...
... reprefented with great Tendernefs as approaching Adam , but is fpurn'd from him with a Spirit of Upbraiding and Indignation , conformable to the Nature of Man , whofe Paffions had now gained the Dominion over him . The following Paf ...
Page 158
... reprefented Eve as entertaining this Thought , and Adam as difapproving it . WE are , in the last place , to ... reprefents Sleep as a Person , and afcribes a fhort Part to him in his Iliad ; but we must confider that tho ' we now regard ...
... reprefented Eve as entertaining this Thought , and Adam as difapproving it . WE are , in the last place , to ... reprefents Sleep as a Person , and afcribes a fhort Part to him in his Iliad ; but we must confider that tho ' we now regard ...
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