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... should have flumbered in mouldy libraries for fo confiderable an interval : but It may therefore be worthy of a remark , that in a compofition devoted to criticism the mention of writers , who were an ornament to the Auguftan age , is ...
... should have flumbered in mouldy libraries for fo confiderable an interval : but It may therefore be worthy of a remark , that in a compofition devoted to criticism the mention of writers , who were an ornament to the Auguftan age , is ...
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Edward Burnaby Greene. ses , should be so constantly placed in the hands of boys . He is a poet of vitiated ex- preffion , and particularly ill - adapted to youth , though commonly admitted to the perufal of youth alone . SECTION VI ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. ses , should be so constantly placed in the hands of boys . He is a poet of vitiated ex- preffion , and particularly ill - adapted to youth , though commonly admitted to the perufal of youth alone . SECTION VI ...
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... should have his due , " was such , that you would think he had 66 never seen a court : the politeness and ci- ¢ vility , with which this justice was admi- " nistered , would convince you he had never " lived out of one . " This ...
... should have his due , " was such , that you would think he had 66 never seen a court : the politeness and ci- ¢ vility , with which this justice was admi- " nistered , would convince you he had never " lived out of one . " This ...
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