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poetry and began to try their hands in little pieces . ... On this it was proposed that we should each of us , at our next meeting , produce a piece of our own composing , in order to improve by our mutual observations , criticisms ...
poetry and began to try their hands in little pieces . ... On this it was proposed that we should each of us , at our next meeting , produce a piece of our own composing , in order to improve by our mutual observations , criticisms ...
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He then showed me his piece for my opinion , and I much approved it , as it appeared to me to have great merit . “ Now , ” said he , “ Osborne never will allow the least merit in anything of mine , but makes a thousand criticisms out of ...
He then showed me his piece for my opinion , and I much approved it , as it appeared to me to have great merit . “ Now , ” said he , “ Osborne never will allow the least merit in anything of mine , but makes a thousand criticisms out of ...
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“ There were only a hundred copies printed , of which I gave a few to friends ; and afterward disliking the piece , as conceiving it might have an ill tendency , I burned the rest , except one copy , the margin of which was filled with ...
“ There were only a hundred copies printed , of which I gave a few to friends ; and afterward disliking the piece , as conceiving it might have an ill tendency , I burned the rest , except one copy , the margin of which was filled with ...
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