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Strona ix
... productions he is wantonly hazardous of conjectures , which , in many reflections , as well as that upon the Forest - work * of WILLIAM the First , are intruded in defiance of proof . His history of CHARLES XII . of Sweden is a jumble ...
... productions he is wantonly hazardous of conjectures , which , in many reflections , as well as that upon the Forest - work * of WILLIAM the First , are intruded in defiance of proof . His history of CHARLES XII . of Sweden is a jumble ...
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... productions ( for they are not performances ) convey fuch trivial ideas of fublimity , that we may conclude they never heard of that quality in writing . Too good- natured to alarm a hearer , they mercifully full him to fleep . SECTION ...
... productions ( for they are not performances ) convey fuch trivial ideas of fublimity , that we may conclude they never heard of that quality in writing . Too good- natured to alarm a hearer , they mercifully full him to fleep . SECTION ...
Strona 231
... productions , may be affented to on lyric flights . The research may be confined to Mr. GRAY's incomparable Ode on the Welsh Bards ; in which the fact recorded , has been declared , by a famous critic , to be falfe . - So much the ...
... productions , may be affented to on lyric flights . The research may be confined to Mr. GRAY's incomparable Ode on the Welsh Bards ; in which the fact recorded , has been declared , by a famous critic , to be falfe . - So much the ...
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