The Spectator, Τόμος 8Messrs. Payne, Rivington, David, Longman, 1951 |
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Σελίδα 193
... feems abfolutely neceffary , and accord- ingly we find that the best husbands have been most famous for their wifdom . Homer , who hath drawn a perfect pattern of a prudent man , to make it the more complete , hath celebrated him for ...
... feems abfolutely neceffary , and accord- ingly we find that the best husbands have been most famous for their wifdom . Homer , who hath drawn a perfect pattern of a prudent man , to make it the more complete , hath celebrated him for ...
Σελίδα 236
... feems rather be- trayed into his fubject , than to have aimed at it by de- fign . He appears , like the vifit of a king incognito , with a mixture of familiarity and grandeur . In works of this kind , when the dignity of the subject ...
... feems rather be- trayed into his fubject , than to have aimed at it by de- fign . He appears , like the vifit of a king incognito , with a mixture of familiarity and grandeur . In works of this kind , when the dignity of the subject ...
Σελίδα 265
... feems , a pallionate lover in his youth , of which a large parcel of letters he left be- hind him are a witnefs . I fend you a copy of the last • he ever wrote upon that fubject , by which you will find that he concealed the true name ...
... feems , a pallionate lover in his youth , of which a large parcel of letters he left be- hind him are a witnefs . I fend you a copy of the last • he ever wrote upon that fubject , by which you will find that he concealed the true name ...
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