The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Band 8H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... thought the piece worthy of animadverfion . It is , indeed , al- ready funk into its merited oblivion . 1 JOHNSON's Serious Addrefs to the People of Eng- land , on the Subject of Reformation , and the Neceffity of Zeal and Unanimity in ...
... thought the piece worthy of animadverfion . It is , indeed , al- ready funk into its merited oblivion . 1 JOHNSON's Serious Addrefs to the People of Eng- land , on the Subject of Reformation , and the Neceffity of Zeal and Unanimity in ...
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... thought , the persons who witneffed the fcene , proteft that near an hour elapfed , before , by the force of his invocations , the spectre could be compelled to disappear . Nay , when at length Schrep- fer had fucceeded in difmiffing it ...
... thought , the persons who witneffed the fcene , proteft that near an hour elapfed , before , by the force of his invocations , the spectre could be compelled to disappear . Nay , when at length Schrep- fer had fucceeded in difmiffing it ...
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... thought , deprived him of the excellent ad- vantages of a learned education ; on which occafion , Voffius fays , he used to boast that nature was his only guide in poetry . Whereas his rivals were obliged to have recourse to art ; on ...
... thought , deprived him of the excellent ad- vantages of a learned education ; on which occafion , Voffius fays , he used to boast that nature was his only guide in poetry . Whereas his rivals were obliged to have recourse to art ; on ...
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... thoughts and the agreeable variety of his expreffions : and that in refpect of his great eloquence , which flows like a torrent , Horace might well think it was impof- fible for any man ever to imitate him . Rapin , in his reflections ...
... thoughts and the agreeable variety of his expreffions : and that in refpect of his great eloquence , which flows like a torrent , Horace might well think it was impof- fible for any man ever to imitate him . Rapin , in his reflections ...
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... thoughts and fentiments , than by the grandeur of his language and expreffion ; and that his " inimitable " excellence confifts rather in the energy , propriety , and magnificence of his ftyle , fo fingularly fitted out to affociate ...
... thoughts and fentiments , than by the grandeur of his language and expreffion ; and that his " inimitable " excellence confifts rather in the energy , propriety , and magnificence of his ftyle , fo fingularly fitted out to affociate ...
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