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Strona 153
... original verse are of a rough nature , and are mostly joined in one fyllable , that there would be a fuperior degree of fmooth- but I own I cannot find it . The truth nefs ; 啡 truth is , the happy choice of words depends SECTION XL . 153.
... original verse are of a rough nature , and are mostly joined in one fyllable , that there would be a fuperior degree of fmooth- but I own I cannot find it . The truth nefs ; 啡 truth is , the happy choice of words depends SECTION XL . 153.
Strona 226
... truth . It must be fubmitted to his own difcretion to alter even fables for the better ; err in the introduction of characters , who lived not within a century together ; and yet this.de. fect is overlooked , if the reflections are ...
... truth . It must be fubmitted to his own difcretion to alter even fables for the better ; err in the introduction of characters , who lived not within a century together ; and yet this.de. fect is overlooked , if the reflections are ...
Strona 236
... truth : the li- terary reputation of the latter is established beyond the reach of cenfure . We may allow to HOMER the preroga_ tive of invention ; the preeminence of VIR- GIL in judgement has been as gene- rally The judgement of our ...
... truth : the li- terary reputation of the latter is established beyond the reach of cenfure . We may allow to HOMER the preroga_ tive of invention ; the preeminence of VIR- GIL in judgement has been as gene- rally The judgement of our ...
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