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Strona 68
... unadorned style , when the subject requires energy , glaring fault it proves a want of genius and fenfibility ; for in this cafe , while the author fhould fhould affect with all the powers of defcrip- tion , 68 SECTION XIV . SECTION ...
... unadorned style , when the subject requires energy , glaring fault it proves a want of genius and fenfibility ; for in this cafe , while the author fhould fhould affect with all the powers of defcrip- tion , 68 SECTION XIV . SECTION ...
Strona 197
... subject is prescribed : in abfolute for every mite of liberality rolling from the treasury of the prince is magnified through the medium of flattery . Whether genius has been advanced , or not , by largeffes from the fovereign ; we may ...
... subject is prescribed : in abfolute for every mite of liberality rolling from the treasury of the prince is magnified through the medium of flattery . Whether genius has been advanced , or not , by largeffes from the fovereign ; we may ...
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... subject , which had fo recently been received with public wonder ; the notoriety of his intention in thofe times may have given occafion to the filence of critical records on the general opinion . Were the conftruction not altogether ob ...
... subject , which had fo recently been received with public wonder ; the notoriety of his intention in thofe times may have given occafion to the filence of critical records on the general opinion . Were the conftruction not altogether ob ...
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