The Spectator (Complete)Library of Alexandria, 28 sep 2020 - 312 pagina's |
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... Steele. He relishes analysis of thought. Steele came as a boy from the rough world of shame and sorrow; his great, kindly heart is most open to the realities of life, the state and prospects of his country, direct personal sympathies ...
... Steele. He relishes analysis of thought. Steele came as a boy from the rough world of shame and sorrow; his great, kindly heart is most open to the realities of life, the state and prospects of his country, direct personal sympathies ...
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... Steele wholly comes out of himself as his heart hastens to meet his friend. He lives in his surroundings, and, in friendly intercourse, fixes his whole thought on the worth of his companion. Never abating a jot of his ideal of a true ...
... Steele wholly comes out of himself as his heart hastens to meet his friend. He lives in his surroundings, and, in friendly intercourse, fixes his whole thought on the worth of his companion. Never abating a jot of his ideal of a true ...
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... Steele's early in 1695. Addison drew from literature a metrical ' Account of the Greatest English Poets . ' Steele drew from life the grief of England at the death of William's Queen , which happened on the 28th of December , 1694 ...
... Steele's early in 1695. Addison drew from literature a metrical ' Account of the Greatest English Poets . ' Steele drew from life the grief of England at the death of William's Queen , which happened on the 28th of December , 1694 ...
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... Steele in his young Oxford days , and within twelve months of the date of Addison's lines upon English poets , we have what Steele called ' The Procession . ' It is the procession of those who followed to the grave the good Queen Mary ...
... Steele in his young Oxford days , and within twelve months of the date of Addison's lines upon English poets , we have what Steele called ' The Procession . ' It is the procession of those who followed to the grave the good Queen Mary ...
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... Steele had been born, spoke through the very first lines of this poem: The days of man are doom'd to pain and strife, Quiet and ease are foreign to our life; No satisfaction is, below, sincere, Pleasure itself has something that's ...
... Steele had been born, spoke through the very first lines of this poem: The days of man are doom'd to pain and strife, Quiet and ease are foreign to our life; No satisfaction is, below, sincere, Pleasure itself has something that's ...
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