The Spectator, Volume 1Tonson, 1767 - 918 pagina's |
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Pagina 485
... meet with among the ancient Doets . What still made this circumstance the more proper for the poet's use , is the opinion of many learned men , that the fable of the giant's war , which makes as great a noise in antiquity , and gave ...
... meet with among the ancient Doets . What still made this circumstance the more proper for the poet's use , is the opinion of many learned men , that the fable of the giant's war , which makes as great a noise in antiquity , and gave ...
Pagina 632
... meet with . ' ' Yes , I'll bear when I must , but I have not lost now , for I say you have it , and shall pay me . ' ' Friend , you grow warm ; I tell you the book is lost ; and foresee , in the course even of a prosperous life , that ...
... meet with . ' ' Yes , I'll bear when I must , but I have not lost now , for I say you have it , and shall pay me . ' ' Friend , you grow warm ; I tell you the book is lost ; and foresee , in the course even of a prosperous life , that ...
Pagina 830
... meet and fawn upon such who were chaste , caressing them as the friends of their master Vulcan ; but flew at those who were polluted , and never ceased barking at them till they had driven them from the temple . My manuscript gives the ...
... meet and fawn upon such who were chaste , caressing them as the friends of their master Vulcan ; but flew at those who were polluted , and never ceased barking at them till they had driven them from the temple . My manuscript gives the ...
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