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... ment , fome of the most fortunate reliques of his pen but every critic has his favo- rite among the ancients ; and he , who exercises his talents in the difcuffion of a writer , muft pay himself a bad compli- ment in condemning him ...
... ment , fome of the most fortunate reliques of his pen but every critic has his favo- rite among the ancients ; and he , who exercises his talents in the difcuffion of a writer , muft pay himself a bad compli- ment in condemning him ...
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... , have been as much revered among the Ruffians , as these men were in their refpective nations . - SCRAFTON on the Govern- ment of Indoftan . Letter I. w . which gave lying responses to enquirers , thefe are permitted 178 THE INFLUENCE.
... , have been as much revered among the Ruffians , as these men were in their refpective nations . - SCRAFTON on the Govern- ment of Indoftan . Letter I. w . which gave lying responses to enquirers , thefe are permitted 178 THE INFLUENCE.
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... ment on the death of his hero's friend PA- TROCLUS . The merits of the competitors . have been canvaffed by critics , previously biaffed , like thofe of our own times . An impartial examination is here attempted ; in which which it is ...
... ment on the death of his hero's friend PA- TROCLUS . The merits of the competitors . have been canvaffed by critics , previously biaffed , like thofe of our own times . An impartial examination is here attempted ; in which which it is ...
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