The Spectator, Volume 2George Gregory Smith Dent, 1966 |
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Pagina 153
... Author who could compose two hundred Verses while he stood upon one Leg , has been imitated ( as I have heard ) by a modern Writer ; who priding himself on the Hurry of his Invention , thought it no small Addition to his Fame to have ...
... Author who could compose two hundred Verses while he stood upon one Leg , has been imitated ( as I have heard ) by a modern Writer ; who priding himself on the Hurry of his Invention , thought it no small Addition to his Fame to have ...
Pagina 370
... Author , which are scrupulously exact and conformable to all the Rules of correct Writing . I shall conclude my Paper with a Story out of Boccalini , which sufficiently shews us the Opinion that judicious Author entertained of the Sort ...
... Author , which are scrupulously exact and conformable to all the Rules of correct Writing . I shall conclude my Paper with a Story out of Boccalini , which sufficiently shews us the Opinion that judicious Author entertained of the Sort ...
Pagina 493
... author which carried you so far ' ( Letters , edited by Elwin , i . 388 ) . Warton in his Essay on the Genius of Pope hints that the young author did not see a small mixture of ill - nature ' in the words , ' the observations . . are ...
... author which carried you so far ' ( Letters , edited by Elwin , i . 388 ) . Warton in his Essay on the Genius of Pope hints that the young author did not see a small mixture of ill - nature ' in the words , ' the observations . . are ...
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