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Strona 157
... equally fatal to the exiftence of her fifter . * The boasted heroic poetry of France , ( in * I know not what reafon VOLTAIRE may have for his indifcriminate abufe of the English language , and its beft writers : it is equally difficult ...
... equally fatal to the exiftence of her fifter . * The boasted heroic poetry of France , ( in * I know not what reafon VOLTAIRE may have for his indifcriminate abufe of the English language , and its beft writers : it is equally difficult ...
Strona 239
... equally correct . I look upon this paffage without any confideration , whether it is borrowed or not . LACERDA , with more refinement than reafon , has labored to justify our poet against thofe whimfical naturalifts who " " deny the ...
... equally correct . I look upon this paffage without any confideration , whether it is borrowed or not . LACERDA , with more refinement than reafon , has labored to justify our poet against thofe whimfical naturalifts who " " deny the ...
Strona 247
... equally to be ad- mired . With what energy of numbers are they defcribed fweeping the fea , in that ex- cellent comparison , which places before our eyes the fubject , to which the Roman abi- lities are oppofed * Non tam praecipites ...
... equally to be ad- mired . With what energy of numbers are they defcribed fweeping the fea , in that ex- cellent comparison , which places before our eyes the fubject , to which the Roman abi- lities are oppofed * Non tam praecipites ...
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