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Pagina 108
... shew no Monsters , but Men who are converted into such by their own Industry and Affectation . If you please to be at the House to Night , you will see me do my Endeavour to shew some unnatural Appearances which are in vogue among the ...
... shew no Monsters , but Men who are converted into such by their own Industry and Affectation . If you please to be at the House to Night , you will see me do my Endeavour to shew some unnatural Appearances which are in vogue among the ...
Pagina 266
... shew the Genius of the Author amidst all his Simplicity , it is just the same kind of Fiction which one of the greatest of the Latin Poets has made use of upon a Parallel Occasion ; I mean that Passage in Horace , where he describes ...
... shew the Genius of the Author amidst all his Simplicity , it is just the same kind of Fiction which one of the greatest of the Latin Poets has made use of upon a Parallel Occasion ; I mean that Passage in Horace , where he describes ...
Pagina 493
... shew Human Nature in its greatest Distresses . If the Affliction we groan under be very heavy , we shall find some Consolation in the Society of as great Sufferers as our selves , especially when we find our Companions Men of Virtue and ...
... shew Human Nature in its greatest Distresses . If the Affliction we groan under be very heavy , we shall find some Consolation in the Society of as great Sufferers as our selves , especially when we find our Companions Men of Virtue and ...
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