The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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Page 106
... observed , since we were all , as I just now told you , near relations ; but Mrs. Mohair herself has been swung there , and she invents all this malice , because it was observed she had crooked legs , of which I was an eye - witness ...
... observed , since we were all , as I just now told you , near relations ; but Mrs. Mohair herself has been swung there , and she invents all this malice , because it was observed she had crooked legs , of which I was an eye - witness ...
Page 278
... observed in any person . The very name of God was never mentioned by him without a pause and a visible stop in his discourse ; in which , one that knew him most particularly above twenty years , has told me that he was so exact , that ...
... observed in any person . The very name of God was never mentioned by him without a pause and a visible stop in his discourse ; in which , one that knew him most particularly above twenty years , has told me that he was so exact , that ...
Page 364
... observed in this art , there is no manner of reason why it should not extend to heroic poetry as well as tragedy . But we find it so little observed in Homer , that his Achilles is placed in the greatest point of glory and success ...
... observed in this art , there is no manner of reason why it should not extend to heroic poetry as well as tragedy . But we find it so little observed in Homer , that his Achilles is placed in the greatest point of glory and success ...
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