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Strona ix
... remarks on English History , and notoriously inju- dicious in his criticisms on English Ge- nius , which he does not , perhaps will not , comprehend ... remark , that the of wild abfurdities , decorated with a lively , but PREFACE . ix .
... remarks on English History , and notoriously inju- dicious in his criticisms on English Ge- nius , which he does not , perhaps will not , comprehend ... remark , that the of wild abfurdities , decorated with a lively , but PREFACE . ix .
Strona 34
... remarked from BOILEAU . But it may be obferved , that differences fubfift amongst learned men in an unac- countable ... remark is particularly applicable . ORIG . — Εν δε φαει καὶ ὄλεσσον . Long ORIG , 34 SECTION VIII . others. That it ...
... remarked from BOILEAU . But it may be obferved , that differences fubfift amongst learned men in an unac- countable ... remark is particularly applicable . ORIG . — Εν δε φαει καὶ ὄλεσσον . Long ORIG , 34 SECTION VIII . others. That it ...
Strona 152
... remarks , " The verse intended to represent the " whisper of the vernal breeze must be " confefied not much to excell ... remark , once for all , that every great man in the republic of letters , as as great men in government , has his ...
... remarks , " The verse intended to represent the " whisper of the vernal breeze must be " confefied not much to excell ... remark , once for all , that every great man in the republic of letters , as as great men in government , has his ...
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