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Edward Burnaby Greene. who has heard of NAT . LEE , that particular examples may be omitted . Inftead of anima- ting , he terrifies his reader : his fuper - tragical descriptions are fuch as HORACE terms " Inopes rerum , nugæque canoræ ...
Edward Burnaby Greene. who has heard of NAT . LEE , that particular examples may be omitted . Inftead of anima- ting , he terrifies his reader : his fuper - tragical descriptions are fuch as HORACE terms " Inopes rerum , nugæque canoræ ...
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... run away with by whimsies , or a LUCAN Overflowing with imagination . If there exifts a critic , who affects to difap- prove this amorous epifode , let him canvafs the the particular paffages ; or if he chooses to reft 210 ESSAY ON.
... run away with by whimsies , or a LUCAN Overflowing with imagination . If there exifts a critic , who affects to difap- prove this amorous epifode , let him canvafs the the particular paffages ; or if he chooses to reft 210 ESSAY ON.
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... particular of ENEAS's fpeech to the deification , which had he really purpcfed as the construction of the prodigy , he might be prefumed ( from the fuperior favor , fuch an infinuation , cleared to a Roman reader , would neceffarily ...
... particular of ENEAS's fpeech to the deification , which had he really purpcfed as the construction of the prodigy , he might be prefumed ( from the fuperior favor , fuch an infinuation , cleared to a Roman reader , would neceffarily ...
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