The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison: The Spectator, no. 162-483G. Bell and sons, 1912 |
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... , which for want of sight is of no use to him . Though a man has all other perfections , and wants discre- tion , he will be of no great consequence in No. 225 . 109 THE SPECTA OR . Account of Sappho Her Hymn to Venus Discretion and ...
... , which for want of sight is of no use to him . Though a man has all other perfections , and wants discre- tion , he will be of no great consequence in No. 225 . 109 THE SPECTA OR . Account of Sappho Her Hymn to Venus Discretion and ...
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... Sappho , which I design for the subject of this paper , is in as great reputation among the poets and critics , as the mutilated figure above - mentioned is among the statuaries and painters . Several of our countrymen , and Mr. Dryden ...
... Sappho , which I design for the subject of this paper , is in as great reputation among the poets and critics , as the mutilated figure above - mentioned is among the statuaries and painters . Several of our countrymen , and Mr. Dryden ...
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... Sappho is pre- served entire in Longinus , since it is manifest to any one who looks into that author's quotation of it , that there must at least have been another stanza , which is not transmitted to us . The second translation of ...
... Sappho is pre- served entire in Longinus , since it is manifest to any one who looks into that author's quotation of it , that there must at least have been another stanza , which is not transmitted to us . The second translation of ...
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... Sappho , and as near the Greek as the genius of our language will possibly suffer . Longinus has observed , that this description of love in Sappho is an exact copy of nature , and that all the circum- stances , which follow one another ...
... Sappho , and as near the Greek as the genius of our language will possibly suffer . Longinus has observed , that this description of love in Sappho is an exact copy of nature , and that all the circum- stances , which follow one another ...
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... Sappho , in love with Rhodope the courtesan , having spent his whole estate upon her , was ad- vised by his sister to leap in the beginning of his amour , but would not hearken to her till he was reduced to his last ta- lent ; being ...
... Sappho , in love with Rhodope the courtesan , having spent his whole estate upon her , was ad- vised by his sister to leap in the beginning of his amour , but would not hearken to her till he was reduced to his last ta- lent ; being ...
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