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... merits ; but he had not wing for an ode . ORIG . - Μειρακιώδες τοις μεγέθεσι ἔπεναντιον . The critic paffes from Bombaft to Pueri- lity ; a faftidious affectation to play the petit - maitre , ridiculous in life , but detefta- able in ...
... merits ; but he had not wing for an ode . ORIG . - Μειρακιώδες τοις μεγέθεσι ἔπεναντιον . The critic paffes from Bombaft to Pueri- lity ; a faftidious affectation to play the petit - maitre , ridiculous in life , but detefta- able in ...
Strona 242
... 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 intended to inforce opinions with reafon , 242 ESSAY ON.
... 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 intended to inforce opinions with reafon , 242 ESSAY ON.
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... merits of ENEAS , and the filial affection of his fon , whom * " Patriae ftrinxit pietatis imago . " En- " Quodcunque " is very delicately intro duced , otherwife the mention of danger might argue , that FURYALU : ' s courage failed him ...
... merits of ENEAS , and the filial affection of his fon , whom * " Patriae ftrinxit pietatis imago . " En- " Quodcunque " is very delicately intro duced , otherwife the mention of danger might argue , that FURYALU : ' s courage failed him ...
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