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... Sublimity of conception is familiarly facrificed to a vein of buffoonery : like many an inferior wit , whatever the expence , he must have his jeft . His ftric- tures on MILTON and SHAKESPEARE , for whofe beauties his affected difrelifh ...
... Sublimity of conception is familiarly facrificed to a vein of buffoonery : like many an inferior wit , whatever the expence , he must have his jeft . His ftric- tures on MILTON and SHAKESPEARE , for whofe beauties his affected difrelifh ...
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... Sublimity to Supertragical Rant marks the genius of the French ; it proceeds from natural and national foible . Mr. SMITH's tranflation . Their Their fentiments , like their fauces , are over- feasoned 10 III . SECTION.
... Sublimity to Supertragical Rant marks the genius of the French ; it proceeds from natural and national foible . Mr. SMITH's tranflation . Their Their fentiments , like their fauces , are over- feasoned 10 III . SECTION.
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... sublimity , seem to play at begging the question ; a proof of which is to be found in Monfieur HUET'S Reflections , who difallows the grandeur of the present sentiment , and at the fame time extolls a fimilar one from the Pfalms ; which ...
... sublimity , seem to play at begging the question ; a proof of which is to be found in Monfieur HUET'S Reflections , who difallows the grandeur of the present sentiment , and at the fame time extolls a fimilar one from the Pfalms ; which ...
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