The Spectator, Volum 2J. J. Woodward, 1830 |
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Side 59
... proper to omit s material a parti- of those beautiful imaginations with which cular in the history of eas , it may be worth while to consider with how much judgment he has qualified it , and taken off every thing that might have ...
... proper to omit s material a parti- of those beautiful imaginations with which cular in the history of eas , it may be worth while to consider with how much judgment he has qualified it , and taken off every thing that might have ...
Side 140
... proper mate to find , With kindred colours mark'd ; did he not so , The grove with painted monsters would abound , Th ' ambiguous product of unnatural love . The blackbird hence selects her sooty spouse ; The nightingale , her musical ...
... proper mate to find , With kindred colours mark'd ; did he not so , The grove with painted monsters would abound , Th ' ambiguous product of unnatural love . The blackbird hence selects her sooty spouse ; The nightingale , her musical ...
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... proper candidates . To conclude , those who are in fashion without apparent merit , must be supposed to have latent qualities , which would appear in a post of direction ; and therefore are to be regarded in forming these lists . Any ...
... proper candidates . To conclude , those who are in fashion without apparent merit , must be supposed to have latent qualities , which would appear in a post of direction ; and therefore are to be regarded in forming these lists . Any ...
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