The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Imagination will fay enough to you concern- ing the Condition of me his Wife ; and I wish you ' would be fo good as to reprefent to him , for he is not ⚫ill - natured , and reads you much , that the Moment I hear the Door fhut after ...
... Imagination will fay enough to you concern- ing the Condition of me his Wife ; and I wish you ' would be fo good as to reprefent to him , for he is not ⚫ill - natured , and reads you much , that the Moment I hear the Door fhut after ...
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... Imagination , What strong Images of Virtue and Humanity might we not expect would be inftilled into the Mind from the Labours of the Pencil ? This is a Poetry which would be understood with much lefs Capacity , and lefs Expence of Time ...
... Imagination , What strong Images of Virtue and Humanity might we not expect would be inftilled into the Mind from the Labours of the Pencil ? This is a Poetry which would be understood with much lefs Capacity , and lefs Expence of Time ...
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... Imagination fuch Vir- tues as thefe of my worthy Friend , bear as great a Figure as Actions which are more glittering in the common Eftimation . What I would ask of you , is to give us a whole Spectator upon Heroick Virtue in common ...
... Imagination fuch Vir- tues as thefe of my worthy Friend , bear as great a Figure as Actions which are more glittering in the common Eftimation . What I would ask of you , is to give us a whole Spectator upon Heroick Virtue in common ...
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