The Tatler, Tom 3J. F. Dove, 1827 |
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... imagination , and put me into his own way of thinking . I fancied myself among the Alps , and , as it is natural in a dream , seemed every moment to bound from one sum- mit to another , until at last , after having made this airy ...
... imagination , and put me into his own way of thinking . I fancied myself among the Alps , and , as it is natural in a dream , seemed every moment to bound from one sum- mit to another , until at last , after having made this airy ...
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... imagination more than is consistent with sleep , and by that means awaked me . N ° 162. SATURDAY , APRIL 22 , 1710 . Tertius è cœlo cecidit Cato . - Juv . Sat. ii . 40 . See ! a third Cato from the clouds is dropt . - R . WYNNE . From ...
... imagination more than is consistent with sleep , and by that means awaked me . N ° 162. SATURDAY , APRIL 22 , 1710 . Tertius è cœlo cecidit Cato . - Juv . Sat. ii . 40 . See ! a third Cato from the clouds is dropt . - R . WYNNE . From ...
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... imagination took a lively im- pression of what was great and good ; and they , who never thought of setting up for the art of imitation , became themselves inimitable characters . There is no human invention so aptly calculated for the ...
... imagination took a lively im- pression of what was great and good ; and they , who never thought of setting up for the art of imitation , became themselves inimitable characters . There is no human invention so aptly calculated for the ...
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... imagination as Shakspeare himself , find any but dry , incoherent , and broken sentences ; but a reader that has seen Betterton act it , observes , there could not be a word added ; that longer speeches had been un- natural , nay ...
... imagination as Shakspeare himself , find any but dry , incoherent , and broken sentences ; but a reader that has seen Betterton act it , observes , there could not be a word added ; that longer speeches had been un- natural , nay ...
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... imaginations a loose in our desires , the body will no longer obey the mind . Let us think no farther than to defend ourselves against hunger , thirst , and cold . We are to remember that every thing else is de- spicable , and not worth ...
... imaginations a loose in our desires , the body will no longer obey the mind . Let us think no farther than to defend ourselves against hunger , thirst , and cold . We are to remember that every thing else is de- spicable , and not worth ...
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