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Strona 158
... concluded genuine . So fondly will a critic facrifice fenfe to found ! He might have re- flected , ( but it would ... conclude the English blank verfes . 10 % Le 1 དང་པོ་ བག་ འི་ རྣམ་ 7 : 158 XLI . SECTION.
... concluded genuine . So fondly will a critic facrifice fenfe to found ! He might have re- flected , ( but it would ... conclude the English blank verfes . 10 % Le 1 དང་པོ་ བག་ འི་ རྣམ་ 7 : 158 XLI . SECTION.
Strona 204
... concluded from the title of the work . A diftinguished character is the poet's object . Pomp of numbers , and majefty of description , are the conftituents of the piece , though in- ferior aids are almoft equally effential to its ...
... concluded from the title of the work . A diftinguished character is the poet's object . Pomp of numbers , and majefty of description , are the conftituents of the piece , though in- ferior aids are almoft equally effential to its ...
Strona 278
... concluded from thence ; it might have been from chance , or if their own inclination , the cafe is by no means altered . On the whole , I am contented to admire the ○ pisode folely as a picture of that cordial esteem , which does honor ...
... concluded from thence ; it might have been from chance , or if their own inclination , the cafe is by no means altered . On the whole , I am contented to admire the ○ pisode folely as a picture of that cordial esteem , which does honor ...
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