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... formed his Zanga upon Othello , is excellent in this display of the pathos ; and has likewise hap- pily imitated his mafter in the former quality of of description , which is indeed the more immediate characteristic 28 SECTION VIII .
... formed his Zanga upon Othello , is excellent in this display of the pathos ; and has likewise hap- pily imitated his mafter in the former quality of of description , which is indeed the more immediate characteristic 28 SECTION VIII .
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... formed the origin of almost every European kingdom . Examples of the found's being an echo to the sense occur continually in ancient and modern writers . Among the latter , MILTON , SHAKESPEARE , and POPE ; DRYDEN'S Ode on St. Cecilia's ...
... formed the origin of almost every European kingdom . Examples of the found's being an echo to the sense occur continually in ancient and modern writers . Among the latter , MILTON , SHAKESPEARE , and POPE ; DRYDEN'S Ode on St. Cecilia's ...
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... formed to please in the author's days . " Eupolis , atq ; Cratinus , Aristophanesq ; poetæ , Atq ; alii , quorum comœdia prifca virorum elt , 68 " " Si quis erat dignus defcribi , quòd malus , autfur , Aut machus fuit , - " Multâ cum ...
... formed to please in the author's days . " Eupolis , atq ; Cratinus , Aristophanesq ; poetæ , Atq ; alii , quorum comœdia prifca virorum elt , 68 " " Si quis erat dignus defcribi , quòd malus , autfur , Aut machus fuit , - " Multâ cum ...
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