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Page 25
... foft flutes The filver cars kept time ; and , while they play'd , The hearing gave new pleasure to the fight , And both to thought- VOL . VI . + c Here Here the imagination is warmed with all the ob- jects No. 400. THE SPECTATOR . 25.
... foft flutes The filver cars kept time ; and , while they play'd , The hearing gave new pleasure to the fight , And both to thought- VOL . VI . + c Here Here the imagination is warmed with all the ob- jects No. 400. THE SPECTATOR . 25.
Page 26
... imagination of the unguarded is touched with a fondnefs which grows too infenfibly to be refifted . Much care and concern for the la dy's welfare , to feem afraid left the fhould be an- noyed by the very air which furrounds her , and ...
... imagination of the unguarded is touched with a fondnefs which grows too infenfibly to be refifted . Much care and concern for the la dy's welfare , to feem afraid left the fhould be an- noyed by the very air which furrounds her , and ...
Page 46
... imagination , as will make him very fenfible of what I have been here advancing . Since we have therefore fuch a treafury of words , fo beautiful in themfelves , and fo proper for the airs of mufic , I cannot but wonder that perfons of ...
... imagination , as will make him very fenfible of what I have been here advancing . Since we have therefore fuch a treafury of words , fo beautiful in themfelves , and fo proper for the airs of mufic , I cannot but wonder that perfons of ...
Page 63
... imagination , which , though it fhall confider that fubject at large , will perhaps fuggeft to the reader what it is that gives a beauty to many paffages of the fineft writers both in profe and verse . As an under- taking of this nature ...
... imagination , which , though it fhall confider that fubject at large , will perhaps fuggeft to the reader what it is that gives a beauty to many paffages of the fineft writers both in profe and verse . As an under- taking of this nature ...
Page 63
... imagination , which , though it fhall confider that fubject at large , will perhaps fuggeft to the reader what it is that gives a beauty to many paffages of the finest writers both in profe and verse . As an under- taking of this nature ...
... imagination , which , though it fhall confider that fubject at large , will perhaps fuggeft to the reader what it is that gives a beauty to many paffages of the finest writers both in profe and verse . As an under- taking of this nature ...
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