The Spectator, 2±ÇJoseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele J. Tonson, 1724 |
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... Thoughts every thing that is mean and little . They cherish and cultivate that Humanity which is the Ornament of our Nature . They foften Infolence , footh Affliction , and fubdue the Mind to the Dispensa- tions of Providence . IT is no ...
... Thoughts every thing that is mean and little . They cherish and cultivate that Humanity which is the Ornament of our Nature . They foften Infolence , footh Affliction , and fubdue the Mind to the Dispensa- tions of Providence . IT is no ...
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... Thought that bears them up and fwells them . For my own part , I pre- fer a noble Sentiment that is depressed with homely Language , infinitely be- fore a vulgar one that is blown up with all the Sound and Energy of Expreffion . Whe ...
... Thought that bears them up and fwells them . For my own part , I pre- fer a noble Sentiment that is depressed with homely Language , infinitely be- fore a vulgar one that is blown up with all the Sound and Energy of Expreffion . Whe ...
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... Thought , and confider whether it be natural or great enough for the Perfon that utters it , whether it deferves to ... Thoughts are great and juft , they are often obfcured by the founding Phra- Phrafes , hard Metaphors , and forced ...
... Thought , and confider whether it be natural or great enough for the Perfon that utters it , whether it deferves to ... Thoughts are great and juft , they are often obfcured by the founding Phra- Phrafes , hard Metaphors , and forced ...
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... Thoughts are wonderfully fuited to Tragedy , but frequently loft in fuch a Cloud of Words , that it is hard to fee the Beau- ty of them : There is an infinite Fire in his Works , but fo involved in Smoak , that it does not appear in ...
... Thoughts are wonderfully fuited to Tragedy , but frequently loft in fuch a Cloud of Words , that it is hard to fee the Beau- ty of them : There is an infinite Fire in his Works , but fo involved in Smoak , that it does not appear in ...
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... Thought , as is much more lafting and delightful than any little tranfient Starts of Joy and Sa- tisfaction . Accordingly , we find , that bmore of our English Tragedies have fucceeded , in which the Favourites of eithe Audience fink ...
... Thought , as is much more lafting and delightful than any little tranfient Starts of Joy and Sa- tisfaction . Accordingly , we find , that bmore of our English Tragedies have fucceeded , in which the Favourites of eithe Audience fink ...
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