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... established authors . An illuftri- ous French - man somewhere characterises a thought , by pronouncing it colder than " tous les Glaces du Nord ; " which , to do it justice , is not such extravagant nonsense as either of the former ...
... established authors . An illuftri- ous French - man somewhere characterises a thought , by pronouncing it colder than " tous les Glaces du Nord ; " which , to do it justice , is not such extravagant nonsense as either of the former ...
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... established phrase , where the fenfe may be readily understood . The manes of the Roman may exclaim against these wanton innovators ! -FRANCIS , SANADON's cri- tical minion , has fubftituted , abdito argento , ' which is improper ; for ...
... established phrase , where the fenfe may be readily understood . The manes of the Roman may exclaim against these wanton innovators ! -FRANCIS , SANADON's cri- tical minion , has fubftituted , abdito argento , ' which is improper ; for ...
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... established beyond the reach of cenfure . We may allow to HOMER the preroga_ tive of invention ; the preeminence of VIR- GIL in judgement has been as gene- rally The judgement of our poet , though fami- liarly noticed by critics , has ...
... established beyond the reach of cenfure . We may allow to HOMER the preroga_ tive of invention ; the preeminence of VIR- GIL in judgement has been as gene- rally The judgement of our poet , though fami- liarly noticed by critics , has ...
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