Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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Strona iii
... exalted in public eftimation , are whimfically narrowed by the fame princi- ples , which actuate inferior difpofitions . Lox- GINUS was a favorite with ZENOBIA , who dignified herself with the title of Queen of the Eaft , and dictated ...
... exalted in public eftimation , are whimfically narrowed by the fame princi- ples , which actuate inferior difpofitions . Lox- GINUS was a favorite with ZENOBIA , who dignified herself with the title of Queen of the Eaft , and dictated ...
Strona 189
... exalted knavery , and paints the most splendid character of guilt in its genuine colors ; colors , which the flaves of defpotism behold with the terrors of amaze › or the affectation of refentment . But however civil liberty may cherish ...
... exalted knavery , and paints the most splendid character of guilt in its genuine colors ; colors , which the flaves of defpotism behold with the terrors of amaze › or the affectation of refentment . But however civil liberty may cherish ...
Strona 204
... níus is employed on epic . It is not enough , that one branch be exalted to perfection ; where this terminates , another is introduced , totally diftinct from the former . He He who poffeffes a turn for elegy may not be 204 ON ESSAY.
... níus is employed on epic . It is not enough , that one branch be exalted to perfection ; where this terminates , another is introduced , totally diftinct from the former . He He who poffeffes a turn for elegy may not be 204 ON ESSAY.
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