Critical Essays, 1770Scolar Press, 1973 - 328 |
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... translator . His reception in the Monthly review , however , suggests that he enjoyed the reputation of being a ... translation of The works of Anacreon and Sappho ( 1768 ) . Greene has attracted little scholarly attention . There ...
... translator . His reception in the Monthly review , however , suggests that he enjoyed the reputation of being a ... translation of The works of Anacreon and Sappho ( 1768 ) . Greene has attracted little scholarly attention . There ...
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... translator . His reception in the Monthly review , however , suggests that he enjoyed the reputation of being a ... translation of The works of Anacreon and Sappho ( 1768 ) . Greene has attracted little scholarly attention . There ...
... translator . His reception in the Monthly review , however , suggests that he enjoyed the reputation of being a ... translation of The works of Anacreon and Sappho ( 1768 ) . Greene has attracted little scholarly attention . There ...
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... A facrifice of Sublimity to Supertragical Rant marks the genius of the French ; it proceeds from natural and national foible . Mr. SMITH's translation . Their Their fentiments , like their fauces , are over- seasoned 10 SECTION III .
... A facrifice of Sublimity to Supertragical Rant marks the genius of the French ; it proceeds from natural and national foible . Mr. SMITH's translation . Their Their fentiments , like their fauces , are over- seasoned 10 SECTION III .
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