The Spectator, Volume 1J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Pagina 185
... short tail and short legs , but broad fore - feet armed with sharp claws ; we see by the event to what purpose they are , she so swiftly working herself under ground , and making her way so fast in the earth , as they that behold it ...
... short tail and short legs , but broad fore - feet armed with sharp claws ; we see by the event to what purpose they are , she so swiftly working herself under ground , and making her way so fast in the earth , as they that behold it ...
Pagina 248
... short , they cur'd ; Whereat the gentleman began to stare- My friends ! he cry'd , pox take ye for your care ! That from a patriot of distinguished note , Have bled and purg'd me to a simple vote . - Pope . THE unhappy force of an ...
... short , they cur'd ; Whereat the gentleman began to stare- My friends ! he cry'd , pox take ye for your care ! That from a patriot of distinguished note , Have bled and purg'd me to a simple vote . - Pope . THE unhappy force of an ...
Pagina 394
... short , and none of the most admired ral characters of Homer , a certain dignity circumstances in that divine work . We as well as novelty , which adapts them in a find in mock - heroic poems , particularly in more peculiar manner to ...
... short , and none of the most admired ral characters of Homer , a certain dignity circumstances in that divine work . We as well as novelty , which adapts them in a find in mock - heroic poems , particularly in more peculiar manner to ...
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