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... some fame as a poet and translator . His reception in the Monthly review , however , suggests that he enjoyed the reputation of being a pompous dunce and a feeble imitator of Charles Churchill , and it has been said that his ' turgid ...
... some fame as a poet and translator . His reception in the Monthly review , however , suggests that he enjoyed the reputation of being a pompous dunce and a feeble imitator of Charles Churchill , and it has been said that his ' turgid ...
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... Some critics would read Gaλapos inftead of panμoss ; which indeed might serve better , if the paffage were understood as LONGINUS expreffes himself . ORIG.Τας καλας γυναίκας αλήδονας ὀφθαλμων . These words of HERODOTUS were spoken by ...
... Some critics would read Gaλapos inftead of panμoss ; which indeed might serve better , if the paffage were understood as LONGINUS expreffes himself . ORIG.Τας καλας γυναίκας αλήδονας ὀφθαλμων . These words of HERODOTUS were spoken by ...
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... Some cavilers at fcripture would have done well , to have looked upon our Saviour's per miffion to the devils to go into the herd of swine , as merely not forbidding ' them : they , as it is , take it for a command from Chrift to ...
... Some cavilers at fcripture would have done well , to have looked upon our Saviour's per miffion to the devils to go into the herd of swine , as merely not forbidding ' them : they , as it is , take it for a command from Chrift to ...
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