The Spectator: ...J. and R. Tonson, 1739 - 313 pagina's |
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Pagina 104
... kind of Melancholy , or rather Thought- fulness , that is not difagreeable . I Yesterday passed a whole Afternoon in the Church - yard , the Cloisters , and the Church , amufing my felf with the Tomb - ftones and Inscriptions that I met ...
... kind of Melancholy , or rather Thought- fulness , that is not difagreeable . I Yesterday passed a whole Afternoon in the Church - yard , the Cloisters , and the Church , amufing my felf with the Tomb - ftones and Inscriptions that I met ...
Pagina 227
... kind of Painter , or at least a Defigner : He was firft of all to draw the Out - line of the Subject which he intended to write upon , and afterwards conform the Description to the Figure of his Subject .. The Poetry was to contract or ...
... kind of Painter , or at least a Defigner : He was firft of all to draw the Out - line of the Subject which he intended to write upon , and afterwards conform the Description to the Figure of his Subject .. The Poetry was to contract or ...
Pagina 233
... kind . I have likewife feen an Hymn in Hexa- meters to the Virgin Mary , which filled a whole Book , tho ' it confifted but of the eight following Words ; Tot , tibi , funt , Virgo , dotes , quot , fidera , Cœlo . Thou haft as many ...
... kind . I have likewife feen an Hymn in Hexa- meters to the Virgin Mary , which filled a whole Book , tho ' it confifted but of the eight following Words ; Tot , tibi , funt , Virgo , dotes , quot , fidera , Cœlo . Thou haft as many ...
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