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... observe sentiment , defcription , and all mi- ferably defective . The whole piece is " Bombalio , Clangor , Stridor , taratantara , " Murmur . " His cannon , upon examination , do not the duty of pop - guns . Thus , like his countrymen ...
... observe sentiment , defcription , and all mi- ferably defective . The whole piece is " Bombalio , Clangor , Stridor , taratantara , " Murmur . " His cannon , upon examination , do not the duty of pop - guns . Thus , like his countrymen ...
Strona 124
... critic from DEMOSTHENES and HERODOTUS , it may ferve , once for all , to observe , that the ancients had not that complete idea of expreffion , expreffion , that full power to fignify their meaning with 124 SECTION XXVIII .
... critic from DEMOSTHENES and HERODOTUS , it may ferve , once for all , to observe , that the ancients had not that complete idea of expreffion , expreffion , that full power to fignify their meaning with 124 SECTION XXVIII .
Strona 239
... observe the epithet placidum , " and give what meaning they will to the word " mare : " why mut the fpeaker be conftrued an inland shepherd ? " 66 difpenfibly the guide . To attempt im- provements of fome VIRGIL'S ENEID , B. V. 239.
... observe the epithet placidum , " and give what meaning they will to the word " mare : " why mut the fpeaker be conftrued an inland shepherd ? " 66 difpenfibly the guide . To attempt im- provements of fome VIRGIL'S ENEID , B. V. 239.
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