Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... Sufficient proof of the many defects , that may arise from want of judgment , may be deduced from a tragedian of our own , whose genius was really formed for the sublime ; his enthusiasm has butchered many a promifing thought . This is ...
... Sufficient proof of the many defects , that may arise from want of judgment , may be deduced from a tragedian of our own , whose genius was really formed for the sublime ; his enthusiasm has butchered many a promifing thought . This is ...
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... " Nempe , is qui et ipfe in Africâ effe voluit , " et fe a Ligario prohibitum queritur , et " contra Cæfarem ipfum eft congreffus ❝ armatus . " F 2 This This was expreffive , and sufficient to prove LIGARIUS's innocence SECTION XIV . 67.
... " Nempe , is qui et ipfe in Africâ effe voluit , " et fe a Ligario prohibitum queritur , et " contra Cæfarem ipfum eft congreffus ❝ armatus . " F 2 This This was expreffive , and sufficient to prove LIGARIUS's innocence SECTION XIV . 67.
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Edward Burnaby Greene. This was expreffive , and sufficient to prove LIGARIUS's innocence ; but it did not fa- tisfy the orator , who proceeds with addi- tional spirit , addreffing the accuser himself : " Quid , tubero , tuus ille ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. This was expreffive , and sufficient to prove LIGARIUS's innocence ; but it did not fa- tisfy the orator , who proceeds with addi- tional spirit , addreffing the accuser himself : " Quid , tubero , tuus ille ...
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