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... SECTION X. ANY figures ftrike at once ; Amplifi- MA cation , by a paraphrase of thought . Description is the foul of amplification . The object is gradually aggrandifed to its full majesty : the mind roves in ... SECTION IX . SECTION X. ...
... SECTION X. ANY figures ftrike at once ; Amplifi- MA cation , by a paraphrase of thought . Description is the foul of amplification . The object is gradually aggrandifed to its full majesty : the mind roves in ... SECTION IX . SECTION X. ...
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... imitations only had been indulged , we should have little reafon to fecond the reflection of the post- “ Cdi imitatores : " though we , alas ! know very few f.w of that ftamp , who are not " fucurn SECTION XII . 57 SECTION XII. ...
... imitations only had been indulged , we should have little reafon to fecond the reflection of the post- “ Cdi imitatores : " though we , alas ! know very few f.w of that ftamp , who are not " fucurn SECTION XII . 57 SECTION XII. ...
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... their genuine offspring . If these " children of Wealth be foftered , and suffered " to reach maturity , they quickly engender the " most inexorable tyrants . " The EN D. P. 20. For Section V. read Section VI . P. SECTION XLIV . XLIV . 167.
... their genuine offspring . If these " children of Wealth be foftered , and suffered " to reach maturity , they quickly engender the " most inexorable tyrants . " The EN D. P. 20. For Section V. read Section VI . P. SECTION XLIV . XLIV . 167.
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