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... error is the apparent boyism of the top , to which a ferious agitation of mind may be injudiciously compared but the feveral parts of the fimile . are maintained with a becoming spirit . Perhaps the poet was confcious of this imputation ...
... error is the apparent boyism of the top , to which a ferious agitation of mind may be injudiciously compared but the feveral parts of the fimile . are maintained with a becoming spirit . Perhaps the poet was confcious of this imputation ...
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... error of their best authors . It is a thistle , which thrives in their foil . THE SECTION XL . HE critic exhibits ... Errors are too frequent in the moft perfect . To examine the whole is to pull it to pieces : this is the province of a ...
... error of their best authors . It is a thistle , which thrives in their foil . THE SECTION XL . HE critic exhibits ... Errors are too frequent in the moft perfect . To examine the whole is to pull it to pieces : this is the province of a ...
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... error : it was neceffary he should quit Carthage , and the lefs publicly , the better for the Trojans , and the more confiderate to her- felf . To the latter furely it was fufficient courtesy for the hero to declare , in contra- diction ...
... error : it was neceffary he should quit Carthage , and the lefs publicly , the better for the Trojans , and the more confiderate to her- felf . To the latter furely it was fufficient courtesy for the hero to declare , in contra- diction ...
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